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Electronics

Sensorless Control of Brushless Motors

Many applications would benefit from a brushless motor without a sensor. There are various options for realizing this. A method developed by maxon is now setting new standards for precision and reliability.

Electronics

On the Efficiency of Drive Components

There are often the questions about which motor shows the highest efficiency.

Chronic Disease | Electronics

Reliability Is Everything

Medical technology is a key market for maxon. Many of our drives are used in insulin pumps. What exactly do our motors do in these devices?

Electronics

Efficient Pump System for Improved Quality of Life

Implantable pump systems are used to treat many medical conditions, including ascites. Severe disorders are frequently the cause for this symptom.

Electronics

Drive Systems: Success Through Interdisciplinary Approaches

Drive technology is a basic building block for the performance of machines, robots, and hand-held devices.

Electronics

Implantable Medication Delivery Systems: Where Every Microliter Counts

Implantable medication delivery systems can have a decisive influence on the quality of life of the patients.

Designing Auto-Injectors for Multiple Drug Viscosities

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Medical device OEM’s and contract manufacturers

10 Key Areas to Consider When Evaluating Suppliers

Less is More

How One OEM Saved $1.9 Million in Project Costs by Consolidating Suppliers

Saliva Liquid Biopsy

Early Cancer Detection, Monitoring Treatment Response, Analysis of Resistance, Detection of Recurrence

Precision Medical Device Molding & Manufacturing

Scalable, High-Performance Thermoplastic Injection Molding Experts

Medical Device Outsourcing

Fully-Integrated Contract Manufacturing for Complex Medical Devices and Components

The Makings of a Successful Medical Device Design:

10 Dimensions of Excellence

WINNING THE SPEED

Ten ‘Must-Haves’ for Medical .Device Manufacturers

GREAT COMMUNICATORS:

How CM-Enabled Transparency Reduces Risk and Improves Your Medical Device Supply Chain

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