Miniaturised PCBs have designs on wearable medical devices

As systems and components for therapy, diagnosis and patient monitoring are getting smaller, but more powerful, safety and reliability are a priority in electronic design. AT&S believes it is one of the few PCB manufacturers that is certified to EN ISO 13485, the standard for medical devices.

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Murata claims MEMS resonator is world’s smallest

Claimed to be the world’s smallest 32.768kHz MEMS resonator, the WMRAG series, will contribute to reduced size and power consumption of IoT devices and wearable devices, says Murata.

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Mountable stations for wearable enclosures enable multiple units to be charged at once

Body-Case is OKW’s first enclosure designed to fit a standard 18 watchstrap. Applications include data recording and transmission, tracking and monitoring, emergency call and notification, bio-feedback sensors for healthcare, wellness and sports fitness. It can also be used for industrial electronics.

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Sensor has 1.65mm profile for versatile integration

With a profile of only 1.65mm, the 3DC14EM-ULP is a 3DCoil electro-magnetic sensor and is ready to integrate in smartphones, key-fobs, smartcard-key-fob, and wearable devices, says Premo.

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