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  When to use a CPU Module in your Medical Device Design

  CPU Modules can be incorporated onto a custom PCB in a medical device or IVD providing a powerful CPU on a product specific PCB without designing the CPU onto their board.

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  Time saving tips to construct and debug prototypes

  Under-estimate the time to construct and debug prototypes? Tips on saving time (money) during the build and debugging of a prototype.

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  Is Anodized Aluminium Biocompatible?

  Is Anodized Aluminium Biocompatible? Learn whether anodized aluminum meets ISO-10993 (a standard for biocompatibility).

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  Managing evolving requirements to improve medical device design

  Managing evolving requirements is a core competency for medical device technical specifications and understanding health care end users.

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  When should you use Open Source Software in Medical Devices?

  Open Source Software Medical Devices: Using OSS libraries within a Software System of a Medical Device or In Vitro Diagnostic Device.

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  Comparing Consumer and Medical Design Control

  Why design control is required for medical devices and is superfluous in the consumer goods design with advantages and disadvantages.

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  Avoid these 11 costly medical device development mistakes

  11 medical device development mistakes that surfaced frequently in a variety of products.  Avoid them to reduce cost and time to market.

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  Determining the best method to detect E. coli

  When selecting a method for developing an assay, whether it is for detecting bacteria or simulating fluid, the approach all depends on…

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  Micropipette Aspiration – An Inexpensive Method to Measure Mechanical Properties of Cells

  The technique of Micropipette Aspiration is an inexpensive way to measure the viscoelastic properties of cells.

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