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Voltage regulation plays a critical role in the adherence to medical safety standards and certifications. This blog explores the importance of these standards and how Advanced Energy (AE) navigates the complex landscape of compliance.

Whether it’s the precision of surgical lasers, the clarity of images from a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan or the detection of molecules in liquids, advanced medical and life science systems that enable better patient outcomes through healthcare diagnostics and treatment all have one thing in common - the need for stable system voltages. Advanced Energy has been developing customizable and modular power supplies for medical applications for almost 40 years, and is at the forefront of delivering power supply technologies essential to ensuring optimized performance and tightly regulated outputs across the spectrum of healthcare technologies.

Power system designers today face intense pressure to raise conversion efficiency and save energy as they strive to deliver sustainably improved performance. One key to reaching greater efficiency is switched-mode power conversion.

Ultrasound, being a non-invasive diagnostic method, is widely utilized in the field of medical imaging. According to research published in the Journal of Radiology Nursing [POCUS used widely in lung ultrasound applications | AuntMinnie] Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is being seen as a “global grassroots movement” and some of the top domains for POCUS are in acute care settings, such as emergency medicine, trauma or critical care. Especially in these care settings, it is even more necessary that these ultrasound units work reliably

Engineers and purchasers face reduce time-to-market pressure by developing products rapidly and with high quality. This pressure drives suppliers to evolve beyond simply providing products and offer world-class multi-channel support. In today's digital world, where the internet makes information readily available, customers expect much of that support to come from digital or online resources.

This year marks 50 years since the fabrication of the first research and development version of the 1 µm chip.

This year, the Association for Iron & Steel Technology® Conference (AISTech) was held in Columbus, Ohio, with an attendance of over 8,000 industry professionals from more than 40 countries including steel producers, suppliers, academia and students. Advanced Energy (AE) attended this year’s event highlighting its expertise in thermal sensing products and participated in an important conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on process control of steel plants. This event was also an opportunity for industry peers to learn from Advanced Energy experts, who demonstrated how to monitor quality standards, increase productivity and lower energy costs.