Medical Design Technology

Perspectives on Going Green, Part I

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Mega Electronics, Inc. | Articles | Comments

Everyone everywhere seems to be "going green" but is there real value in doing so or is it just a

LISTED UNDER: Power Supplies | Medical Device Testing | Component Testing
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Handheld Calibrator Designed for Line-Test Applications

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Ashcroft Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

The Heise handheld precision calibrator offers practical, state-of-the-art features specifically designed to meet modern line-test application requirements. With its unique modular sensor system, the PTE-1 can be easily configured to measure ranges from 0 to 0.25 H 2 O to 0 to 10,000 psi.

LISTED UNDER: Temperature Instruments | Transducers

Gap Filler Ideal for Thermal Interface Applications

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Product Releases | Comments

The T-flex 700 has been designed for use as a thermal interface material. The product improves the line by increasing the thermal conductivity to 5.0 W/mK.

LISTED UNDER: Operator Interface Products

Material Designed for Electronics Test Applications

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Quadrant Engineering Plastic Products | Product Releases | Comments

The MDS 100 is a strong, stiff, platform machining stock. It can aid in functions such as test sockets for semiconductor test and package equipment, fixtures for electronics testing, mounting points for precision diagnostic equipment, and positioning platforms for miniature motion control devices.

LISTED UNDER: Electronic Controls

High-Performance Gel Provides Low Thermal Resistance

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Fujipoly America Corp. | Product Releases | Comments

Revitalized interest in high performance interface gel compounds has prompted a re-manufacture and restock of the once discontinued product-Sarcon XR-e material.

LISTED UNDER: Operator Interface Products | Silicone

Filtering the Options

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Universal Air Filter Co. | Articles | Comments

Air filter customization involves a number of variables for medical device designers to consider. From materials to size to standards compliance, the options available can enable a designer to customize a filter that will be perfectly suited for his specific application.

LISTED UNDER: Air Pump | Electronic Components | Medical Device Testing

The Beat Goes On

September 10, 2008 8:32 am | Articles | Comments

The Project: Develop a more sophisticated approach to the design and development process beyond the build-and-test method for a novel cardiac pump device. The Solution: Use FEA software to test a variety of different variables that need to be examined for a successful design of the device.

LISTED UNDER: Product Design & MFG Software | Flow | Medical Device Testing

Short Run Molding for Long Term Success

September 10, 2008 8:32 am | Articles | Comments

Molding is a critical process in the manufacture of medical devices. However, long molding runs are not always the ideal option for the fabrication of components for a device. Short run molding provides numerous advantages to medical device designers that would not be otherwise realized.

LISTED UNDER: Molding | Injection Molding | Product Design

Multi-Camera Vision System Features Touch Screen Controller

September 5, 2008 7:17 am | Ramco Innovations | Product Releases | Comments

The Optex MVS color camera system features a compact controller with a touch-screen monitor supporting up to three cameras and lighting for fast and easy integration. The controller has a built-in 4.

LISTED UNDER: Machine-Vision Systems | Camera

Small Auto-Gated ICCD Camera with Integrated Lens Controller

September 2, 2008 7:33 am | Jai Inc., Usa | Product Releases | Comments

The AG-700, an intensified camera for low-light applications, combines a high performance Gen III Ultra intensifier tube with a small, interlaced CCD camera offering standard RS-170 analog video output for easy connectivity to monitors and image acquisition cards.

LISTED UNDER: Camera | Camera

Perspectives: FDA and Innovation, Part II

August 21, 2008 9:54 am | Articles | Comments

Some might point to FDA as an obstacle to achieving true device innovation to provide enhanced healthcare. Others view the agency as a necessary element to help ensure patient safety and provide regulated oversight.

LISTED UNDER: Prototyping | Micro Molding | Medical Device Testing

Perspectives: FDA and Innovation, Part I

August 21, 2008 9:54 am | Articles | Comments

Some might point to FDA as an obstacle to achieving true device innovation to provide enhanced healthcare. Others view the agency as a necessary element to help ensure patient safety and provide regulated oversight.

LISTED UNDER: Medical Device Testing | Component Testing

Cutting the Size and Weight of Surgical Devices

August 21, 2008 9:54 am | Articles | Comments

The Project: Replace the previously used alkaline battery packs to power a surgical bone drill with a more efficient alternative. The Solution: Utilize high power lithium batteries to make cordless bone drills lighter, more powerful, and more ergonomically designed.

LISTED UNDER: Power Supplies | Medical Device Testing | Hand Held Instruments

Converters Considerations

August 21, 2008 9:54 am | Articles | Comments

With the increasing trend of electronics making their way into more medical devices, it is critical that design engineers stay abreast of the technologies available to them. One component, isolated DC/DC converters, have gone through a variety of changes, enhancing their size and capabilities.

LISTED UNDER: Transformers/Converters/Conditioners | Injection Molding | Electronic Components

Pull Test Device for Measurement

August 12, 2008 8:14 am | Schleuniger, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

PullTester 20 is a motorized, bench-top unit designed to measure pull-test forces for a variety of applications. The most common are wire crimp and ultrasonic metal welding connections. Standards specify that the device pulls at a consistent rate.

LISTED UNDER: Measurement Instruments

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