Medical Device

Medical equipment is any device, machine, or instrument used for diagnosing, treating, or monitoring medical conditions, diseases, or injuries. The development of medical equipment is driven by the demand for improving patient treatment, improving medical service efficiency, and reducing medical costs, and PCBs are an important component of medical equipment.

What medical devices can PCBs be applied to?

Patient monitoring system: patient monitor, electrocardiogram, pulse oximeter, blood pressure monitor, ventilator, etc.
Medical imaging equipment: Medical imaging equipment such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, X-ray machines, CT scanners, and magnetic resonance machines use PCBs to control the electronic components that generate and process images.
Infusion pump: The infusion pump is used to deliver drugs and liquids to patients, and to control and monitor the flow rate and volume of infusion.
Defibrillator: A defibrillator is used to provide electrical shock to the heart to restore its normal rhythm.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) machine: An ECG machine is used to record and analyze the electrical activity of the heart.
Respiratory equipment: Respiratory equipment such as ventilators and nebulizers control and monitor the patient’s air and medication flow.
Blood glucose monitor: diabetes patients use blood glucose monitor to monitor their blood glucose level.
Dental equipment: drills, X-ray machines, laser systems, and other dental tools typically have signal and power control.
Treatment equipment: laser therapy equipment, ultrasound therapy equipment, radiation therapy machine, and TENS pain relief equipment.
Laboratory equipment: A medical laboratory analyzer used for blood, urine, gene, and microbiological testing.
Surgical equipment: electrosurgical equipment, endoscopes, robotic surgical assistants, defibrillators, and surgical lighting systems.
Prosthetics: biomimetic limbs, artificial retina, cochlear implants, and other electronic prosthetic devices.