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5 steps to ensure your medical power supply is safe and reliable
Our concise blog highlights 5 key design priorities for developing power supplies for medical applications.
What’s the difference between Class 2 and Class II power supplies?
The terminology used to classify power supplies involves different standards and definitions and there are distinctions...
Putting the power supply user in control
True digital control now simplifies the configuration of output voltage and current levels, monitoring, and control char...
Advantages of programmable power supplies with a digital core
We explore the user benefits of programmable power supplies equipped with a digital core.
Portability is the future for medical devices
Growing trends in the medical sector towards portable equipment and power supply considerations for keeping patients saf...
Regulated power supplies explained
We explain exactly what regulated power supplies are and how they differ from their unregulated counterparts.
Hints and tips on the use of cooling fans for power supplies
Operating in temperatures above the specified range is a top cause of power supplies unreliability. Our Senior Product M...
Knowledge is power when it comes to high voltage
High voltage capabilities help solve a range of design challenges for some of the world's most impactful technology. Des...
Understanding power supply de-rating specifications
An increasing number of AC-DC power supplies rely on de-rating specifications. But what exactly are they? Read our lates...
When are configurable power supplies the best option?
Configurable power supplies allow you to tailor the output voltage, number of outputs and current levels to your specifi...
Achieving both precision and accuracy in high voltage power applications
Our blog discusses why achieving both precision and accuracy in high voltage DC power supplies can be tricky for designe...
What is surge testing and why is it important?
Discover why surge testing is vital for making sure equipment is protected from unexpected voltage spikes or power surge...