In neuromodulation devices, the role of electrical connectors is critical. These tiny components serve as the interface between the device and lead, facilitating the transmission of electrical signals and the delivery of effective and reliable therapeutic interventions. As device designers navigate the intricate landscape of neuromodulation, careful consideration of criteria for selecting electrical connectors...
The market for military unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), also commonly referred to as unmanned aerial systems (UAS), has seen major growth over the past decade. As a critical element of defense, UAV and UAS systems place a high priority on reliability. Ensuring that reliability means that critical factors such as friction and leakage are...
The Bal Seal® spring-energized seal provides superior sealing performance in a range of pressures, temperatures, and media. This is ideal when designing a pump for clinical chemistry analyzers because it will prevent leaking and prolong service life. Check out the infographic below to learn about potential issues you may face when designing a clinical...
Designing clinical chemistry analyzers that deliver consistent, long-term service, efficiency, and accuracy is one tough job. But choosing the right seal can make it a lot easier. That’s why we’ve prepared the short presentation below. It examines the relationship between seal selection and the performance of hematology, urinalysis, and other analyzer types. Additionally, it...
The Bal Conn® electrical contact helps device makers around the world feel confident about their choice of lead interface technologies. This ultra-reliable electrical connector for medical devices has supported performance breakthroughs and shaped industry standards for SCS, DBS, FES, SNS—and it’s contributing to the development of more new therapies every day. Check out the...
Designing smaller implantable neuromodulation devices with greater connector density is one tough job. But choosing the right electrical connector for your medical device can make it a lot easier. That’s why we’ve prepared this short presentation for you. It examines the relationship between electrical contact selection and the performance of implantable devices. It also...
Dynamic seals are used in many areas of robotics, including motors, actuators, and end effectors. But one of the most critical applications is in the robotic arm, which typically performs repetitive tasks in assembly, packaging, and other industrial operations. In most robotic platforms, the arm gets the work done, and it’s often subject to...
Designing a valve that performs consistently in the cryogenic temperatures, high pressures, and thermal cycling of LNG is one tough job. But choosing the right cryogenic seal can make it a lot easier. The presentation below examines the relationship between seal choice and LNG valve performance, and it addresses important design criteria, such as...
The top 2 reasons for failure in LNG (liquefied natural gas) valves are low temperatures and high pressures. To defend your designs against them, it is essential to incorporate the right type of cryogenic seal into your valve design. The infographic below identifies the unique challenges of sealing in cryogenic valves, and reveals important...
To maximize industrial robot performance – and the performance of subsystems like robotic motors, actuators, and end effectors – it’s essential to use a seal that guards against leakage and ingress while promoting consistent, accurate movement. In this presentation, we examine the relationship between seal choice and robot performance, and address important robotic sealing...
