From blood analyzers and heart assist pumps to imaging systems and DNA sequencers and beyond, motion control applications in healthcare demand, not just state of the art motion control performance, but also high levels of safety, stability, reliability, and long-term availability of electronic components.
At the delicate juncture of human health and technology, PMD, an ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certified company, helps OEMs and robotic engineers meet stringent industry requirements and attain long-term product success. And don't forget that our broad range of motion control products, including ICs, digital amplifiers, digital drives, and boards, will get your next design project to market faster.
Contact us and tell us about it. We'd love to explore how our custom or turn-key ICs, modules, and boards, can best meet your Healthcare design challenge.
PMD is a core component of FDA-approved equipment in more than half of the world's largest lab automation manufacturers.
We use digital checksum functionality to construct inherently safe interfaces that prevent lab and medical devices from careening out of control in response to invalid or random inputs – a danger that traditional analog amplifier-equipped systems cannot guard against.
All of PMD's facilities, both US-based and international, are ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certified.
Pumping liquid is at the core of many lab automation systems. This paper details motion control techniques used to pump fluids precisely and accurately into various containers such as test tubes, cuvettes, and slides.
Our new ION/CME N-Series Digital Drives are small, PCB-mountable amplifiers that provide high-performance motion control, network connectivity and amplification.
Machine design experts examined the phenomenon of medical miniaturization and looked at the components and methodologies that enable a new breed of products.
Machine designers are often asked to build systems that take up less space and operate on less power. Read about new developments in motors, sensors, and architectures.
This deep dive will show you how to lower the heat, weight, and power consumption of your mobile motion controls and it discusses advances in the motors themselves.
In this article we will look at four important trends in motion control technology for applications involving medical and laboratory equipment.
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