CHIRP Transducer

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Piezoceramic transducer that converts drive pulses to acoustic energy across 150–240 kHz and senses the returning echoes.

Direct parts	6
Total parts	6
Used in	1 assembly
Class	Assembly

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Piezoceramic transducer that converts drive pulses to acoustic energy across 150–240 kHz and senses the returning echoes. A full specification article for this item is being written. Meanwhile its bill of materials and connections are below.

CHIRP Transducer parts and their functions

6 top-level parts · 6 parts in total · full bill of materials below

CHIRP Transducer parts diagram: 1 piezoceramic element stack, 2 transducer housing, 3 acoustic window, 4 temperature probe, 5 transducer cable, 6 potting compound. 6 parts in 6 top-level items. — CHIRP Transducer parts diagram. Numbers match the table below; each box is one top-level part or assembly with what it contains.

#	Part	Qty	What it does
1	Piezoceramic Element Stack	1×	Broadband ceramic elements
2	Transducer Housing	1×	Hydrodynamic plastic body that holds the elements at a fixed downward aim on the transom.
3	Acoustic Window	1×	Urethane face acoustically matched to seawater so pulses leave the housing with minimal reflection loss.
4	Temperature Probe	1×	Water temperature sense
5	Transducer Cable	1×	Shielded 8 m cable carrying drive pulses and microvolt echo signals to the head unit.
6	Potting Compound	1×	Urethane fill that bonds and waterproofs the elements while damping ringing.

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Bill of materials for CHIRP Transducer

6 top-level lines · 6 rows shown · 6 parts total · indented to 3 levels

#	Item / sub-assembly	Part no.	Qty/assy	Ext. qty	Parts	Type
1	Piezoceramic Element Stack	fish-finder-piezo-stack	1×	1	·	part
2	Transducer Housing	fish-finder-transducer-housing	1×	1	·	part
3	Acoustic Window	fish-finder-acoustic-window	1×	1	·	part
4	Temperature Probe	fish-finder-temp-probe	1×	1	·	part
5	Transducer Cable	fish-finder-transducer-cable	1×	1	·	part
6	Potting Compound	fish-finder-potting-compound	1×	1	·	part

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Where the CHIRP transducer is used

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Marine 1 Fish Finder / Sonar

Used in 1 assembly

Fish Finder / Sonar

Sourcing: possible vendors

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Vendor	HQ	Specialty	MOQ	Lead time
🇨🇳Foxconn foxconn.com ↗	Shenzhen, CN	Electronics contract mfg	1,000 pcs	6–10 wks
🇸🇬Flex (Singapore) flex.com ↗	Singapore	Electronics contract mfg	1,000 pcs	6–10 wks
🇮🇳Dixon Technologies dixoninfo.com ↗	Noida, IN	Electronics contract mfg	1,000 pcs	6–10 wks
🇨🇳BYD Electronics bydelectronic.com ↗	Shenzhen, CN	Electronics contract mfg	1,000 pcs	6–10 wks
🇸🇬Venture Corp venture.com.sg ↗	Singapore	Electronics contract mfg	1,000 pcs	6–10 wks