Image Acoustics, Inc.
Research and Development in Acoustics
About the firm
Image Acoustics, Inc. provides comprehensive acoustical engineering research, development, design, testing, and analysis services. Established in 1974, the practice specializes in electro-acoustic transducers and arrays, with a focus on very low frequency, wideband, and multi-resonant transducer technologies. Its systems support applications in defense, oceanography, medical diagnostics, industrial operations, and commercial audio.
- Established
- 1974
- Team
- Micro
- Firm type
- Acoustic Consulting · Defense Engineering · Marine Engineering
People
Dr. John L. ButlerFounder and Director
Frank D. FratantonioChief Engineer
Victoria CurtisPresident and Facilities Security Officer
Capabilities
Acoustical Engineering Research & Development
Service websiteCovers the entire engineering cycle from initial theoretical studies to practical transducer fabrication.
- Very Low Frequency Transducers
Develops specialized designs for deep-penetration oceanographic and defense acoustic signaling.
- Wideband Transducers
Creates designs that maximize bandwidth for comprehensive sonar mapping and communications.
- Small Multi-Resonant Transducers & Arrays
Engineers compact acoustic source configurations optimized for high power output across multiple frequencies.
Acoustical Consulting
Service websiteProvides professional advisory and direction across all stages of electro-acoustic product development.
- Acoustic Product Design Assistance
Provides specialized theoretical guidance and design parameters for sonar, audio, and ultrasonic transducer development.
- Manufacturing and Testing Advisory
Delivers recommendations and structural reviews for the fabrication, assembly, and evaluation of acoustic devices.
- Education and Specialized Training
Offers customized training, advice, and proprietary analytical tools to assist product development teams.
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Modeling
Service websiteOptimizes high-performance electro-acoustic transducers and arrays using advanced numerical simulation.
Industries
Defense · Government · Industrial · Healthcare · Research Facilities · Marine · Software
Projects
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