Electronics
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Electronics
Unlocking the Potential of Digital Health With IoMT Devices
Patients are pushing medical device companies to deliver products that support their connected lifestyles.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.27.20
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Electronics
Meeting the Need for Bandwidth Speed
Enhanced video and data communication rates are pushing the limits of medical electronics.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.22.20
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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.Online Exclusives Rich Bestafka, Key Account Manager—Medical, Knowles Precision Devices 10.12.20
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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.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.09.20
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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.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 10.05.20
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Electronics
Why Applying Cleanliness Standards to Outsourced Medical Electronics Is Important
When looking to outsource the manufacture of electronic medical devices, cleanliness standards and processes should be a top consideration.Jay Tourigny, Senior Vice President, MicroCare Medical 10.01.20
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Smart E-Skin, Robotic Hand Could Gather Vital Diagnostic Data
Relies on easily manufacturable rubber semiconductor.University of Houston 09.17.20
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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.Online Exclusives Stephen Oxley, Business Development Engineer, TT Electronics 09.14.20
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Electronics
Mission Complete: Successfully Sourcing Custom Medical Electronics
Healthcare’s digital transformation is driving demand for custom medical electronics that deliver total solutions.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 09.01.20
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Electronics
Disruptive Medical Device Cybersecurity Solution
A new technology offers a different approach to cybersecurity for implantable devices.Online Exclusives Daniel L. Greene, Ph.D., COO, and James M. Hair III, Ph.D., CSO—Tueor Technologies 08.27.20
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Neurological
Thin-Film Electrode Advancements May Enable Less Invasive Neurosurgery
New polyimide thin-film technologies may also provide higher resolution recording for more advanced clinical applications.Online Exclusives Dave Rosa, President and CEO, NeuroOne Medical Technologies Corporation 08.27.20
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Electronics
A Look at IEC 60601-1-3rd Edition, 2nd Amendment
Changes and updates to an essential safety standard.Online Exclusives Claudia Sirch, Chief Engineer, Intertek 08.26.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Implantable Transmitter Provides Wireless Option for Biomedical Devices
Micro-chip technology could be used to monitor people with glaucoma and heart disease.Purdue University 08.05.20
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Electronics
Holst Centre Constructs New Near-Infrared Vein Detection Sensor
Takes biometric security to a new level; could eventually enable non-invasive in-body medical imaging.Holst Centre 07.15.20
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Electronics
Proportional Valves in Medical Devices
Selecting the ideal valve based on value and control.Online Exclusives Paul Gant, Emerson Automation Solutions 07.10.20
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Electronics | Neurological
Thin-Film Electrodes for Brain Surgery Reach the Market
An important advancement for treating patients with epilepsy and brain tumors.Online Exclusives Dave Rosa, President and CEO, NeuroOne Medical Technologies Corporation 06.30.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Adhesive Film Transforms Smartwatch into Sweat Sensor
UCLA team aims to turn wearable tech into biomonitoring platforms.University of California - Los Angeles 06.18.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Sensors Woven into a Shirt Can Monitor Vital Signs
Comfortable, form-fitting garments could be used to remotely track patients' health.Massachusetts Institute of Technology 04.24.20
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Sweat-Powered Electronic Skin Can Monitor Health
Can be embedded with sensors to measure heart rate, body temperature, levels of blood sugar, and metabolic byproducts .California Institute of Technology 04.23.20
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Lung-Heart Super Sensor on a Chip Tinier Than a Ladybug
The chip acts as an advanced electronic stethoscope and accelerometer in one.Georgia Tech 04.16.20
