Online Exclusives
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Electronics
Meeting the Need for Bandwidth Speed
Enhanced video and data communication rates are pushing the limits of medical electronics.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.22.20
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Diagnostics
Examining the COVID-19 Detection Kits Market
RT-PCR has become second to none in the global healthcare systems for testing COVID-19.Sunil Jha, Research Content Developer, Global Market Insights 10.16.20
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Considerations in Designing 'Fail-Safe' Motor Drive Circuits
Products must be constructed to fail in a safe manner to protect both patients and physicians.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.15.20
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Using Revenue-Based Financing to Grow in the Pandemic
One revenue-based funding investor shares real-world examples of firms that gained access to cash without giving up a piece of the company.Wayne Cantwell, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Decathlon Capital Partners 10.14.20
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Molding
A Primer on the Benefits of Metal Injection Molding
High volume, high performance, complex surgical instrument parts are achievable at an affordable cost with the fabrication process.Steve Santoro, EVP, MICRO 10.13.20
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Electronics
Capacitor Considerations for Medical Applications
Careful selection of even the smallest electronic components can make a significant difference in a device’s capabilities.Rich Bestafka, Key Account Manager—Medical, Knowles Precision Devices 10.12.20
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Rapid Prototyping Comes to the Rescue During the Pandemic
When a regional hospital system needed additional battery packs for respirators, rapid manufacturing technologies were employed.Michael Gillette, Founder, Nevada Jumpstarter 10.09.20
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7 Steps to Create Your Own Medical Device Marketing Plan
A successful strategy will result in increased leads while saving time and money.Robert Jordan, Media Relations Manager, InfoClutch Inc. 10.09.20
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Electronics
Connected Health Driving Demand for Comprehensive Electronics Solutions
Medical electronics must be designed to handle the increased bandwidth, high-speed interconnects inclusive of fiber optics, and high signal integrity and speed.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.09.20
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Materials
Stock vs. Custom Springs for Medtech
A review of the pros and cons for medical equipment designers.Edward Jones, Marketing Manager, John Evans’ Sons 10.08.20
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Contract Manufacturing | Electronics
Innovation, Miniaturization are Top Priorities for Electronic Components Manufacturers
But many companies are hesitant to start new development projects while the coronavirus is still rampant.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.05.20
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Device Success Contingent Upon Flexible Circuit Design
Defining the requirements unique to the medical application is essential before starting the design.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 09.30.20
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Six Reimbursement Tips For Medtech Manufacturers
Product development and regulatory pathway are important, but if no one is paying for your product, how will it succeed?Katherine Rundell, Technical Writer, Academic Writing Services 09.29.20
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Contract Manufacturing
Innovation and Expertise Drive Evolution in Medical Device Manufacturing
MICRO’s president offers a look at the company his family founded 75 years ago as well as the industry it’s supported.Brian Semcer, President, MICRO 09.29.20
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Let There Be Light: UV Disinfection Technology
In this interview with UV-Concepts’ President, Jeremy Starkweather, he offers insights on the use of the technology in healthcare environments.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 09.28.20
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Let’s Build This: Best Practices for Utilizing External Regulatory Expertise
Building a regulatory submission is much like building a house and requires recognition of the order of steps that need to take place.Michael C. Morton, Principal, Michael C. Morton Regulatory Affairs Consulting LLC 09.25.20
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Software & IT
Adopting a Data-Driven Approach to Quality with an MDQMS
FlexLogical is making quality a competitive advantage through its software solution.Jon Speer, Founder and VP of QA/RA, Greenlight Guru 09.24.20
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Electronics
Designing for Safety with Specialist Resistors
How resistors for high voltage and surge medical applications reduce risk in the new ‘healthcare anywhere’ scenario.Stephen Oxley, Business Development Engineer, TT Electronics 09.14.20
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Software & IT
4 Ways the IIoT Improves Medical Manufacturing
The Industrial Internet of Things is expected to register annual growth of around 24 percent between now and 2023.Megan Ray Nichols, Science Writer; Editor, Schooled By Science 09.02.20
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Digital Health
Getting Patients to Like mHealth Again
Different patient groups may have different preferences or ideas about mHealth technologies; developers need to recognize these.Inga Shugalo, Healthcare Industry Analyst, Itransition 08.28.20
