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  PCBA Bring-Up in Medical Device Prototypes

  Bringing up a new printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) for a medical device is both exciting and high-stakes.

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  Design Considerations for Portable Medical Electronics

  Several design considerations come into play when designing portable medical electronic devices, from performance, to usability, manufacturability and reliability.

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  Precision Power Design in Medical Devices

  For many medical devices, power stability isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s mission-critical.

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  Tips for Chassis Wiring in Medical Device Prototypes

  I routinely engage in the development of prototype medical devices. These prototypes typically incorporate at least one printed circuit board (PCB) installed within a plastic or metal enclosure, featuring numerous connections to external components through various connectors.

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  Medical Device PCB Design Tips – Design for Debugging

  Getting a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) for a medical device right the first time is almost impossible. Datasheets can be misleading, or assumptions and architectures change. As a result, modifications are almost inevitable. Sometimes the modification is as simple as swapping resistors or adding capacitors. Other times it involves tacking on new circuits you had no idea you needed.

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  Comparing HP 8753 and NanoVNA For Medical Device Design

  Comparing traditional HP 8753 Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) with a NanoVNA for developing a medical device on a budget.

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