What we can anticipate as the future for medical technology is boundless. With medical technology, the functionality of these medical devices only enhances with the Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) capability. Jeking, being one of the providers of PCBAs for electronic component sheds light on possible future trends in the developing PCBA technology in the medical field.
Integration of Advanced Components
In a medical PCBA, the integration of advanced components such as microcontrollers and sensors has started gaining a lot of emphasis. For example, Jeking's TWR-KL46Z48M module indicates that advanced reference designs that are intended to augment the potential of medical devices can be successfully incorporated to such devices.
Energy Efficiency
While developing medical devices, energy efficiency is a critical aspect that needs consideration. Talk of improving efficiency in power management solutions for medical devices, Jeking’s DC2048A demonstration board is a good example of this using the LTC3330EUH nano-power Buck-Boost DC/DC converter.
Precision and Reliability
In dealing with medical devices, accuracy and reliability are the most critical factors at all times. Efforts to optimize the performance of Jeking's EVAL-ADE7913EBZ evaluation board that is designed for the ADE7913 isolated sigma-delta ADC has greatly emphasized on the signal processing needs for medical usage of such devices
Miniaturization
The trend toward smaller and more integrated PCBAs has been fostered by the minimization of medical devices. One of Jeking's TDGL002 development boards, which is designed around the microcontroller PIC32MX320F128H-80I, shows the tendency to use reduced footprint packages while keeping the functionality.
Conclusion
The future of medical equipment PCBA technology is an ongoing improvement and progress. The range of products we offer mirrors the growing requirements of the industry for more technologically advanced components, improved energy efficiency, precision and reliability, and an ongoing shrinking of the dimensions of devices. The transition in medical field towards more advanced devices makes subdivisional PCBAs to complement these devices more and more important.