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Medical Device Testing: NW EMC Begins Preparations for Medical Design & Manufacturing West
January 9 2012
EMC testing of medical devices is a regular requested service at Northwest EMC, and staying on top of trends in the industry—from design to testing—is important to us. Which is why we are looking forward to the Medical Design & Manufacturing West conference taking place this February in Anaheim, California. The annual event (February 14-16, 2012) brings professionals from all areas of the medical device development industry together to share knowledge concerning new industry developments, and provide access to the tools necessary to bring new medical devices to market. EMC testing is a crucial step in this development process.
When it comes to medical devices, EMC testing becomes a matter not only of product reliability but also patient safety. Ensuring proper functioning of these devices can and does save lives, making testing a top priority.
Northwest EMC’s expert testing team has been providing reliable EMC testing services since 1992; our highly trained staff offers the comprehensive testing knowledge needed to ensure safe medical devices, and each of our five locations is fully equipped to provide a full suite of immunity and emissions testing.
At Northwest EMC we typically become a part of the development process once the device has been designed. Preparing for EMC testing, however, shouldn’t be an afterthought. By paying attention to compliance standards during the entire life cycle of the project, costly delays can be avoided when you’re nearing your product’s release date.
Whether you are a product designer, manufacturer or an outside consultant, Northwest EMC can help answer any questions you have about EMC testing and help you get your product on the market faster. If you have questions, contact Northwest EMC today and let our helpful test staff provide you with the information you need to complete your product development.
IEC 60601-1 3rd Edition Seminar Hosted by Northwest EMC Irvine
September 16 2011
This informational seminar is presented by G&M Compliance, Inc. and DeviceLab, Inc. focusing on Risk Management Hazard Based Analysis of the 3rd Edition along with EMC Troubleshooting.
Seminar Details:
Date: November 3rd, 2011
Location:
Northwest EMC, Inc.
41 Tesla Avenue
Irvine, CA 92618
Register:
Email Katy Gillis at katy@gmcompliance.com to reserve your seat.
**Payment will be required to hold your reservation. An invoice will be emailed to you with payment instructions.
Download full details with prices in PDF Format:
Seminar invitation details November 3, 2011
Join Us For our Free 2010 EMC Seminar At Northwest EMC’s Minnesota Facility
October 27 2010
Northwest EMC and Wurth Electronics Midcom invite you to our EMC seminar:
Friday, November 12, 2010
9:30 am-2:00 pm
AT:
Northwest EMC
9349 W Broadway Avenue
Brooklyn Park, MN 55445
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Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
The seminar is designed by engineers and technicians, for engineers and technicians, with practice-oriented contents to give you support for the development of undisturbed electronics and equipment. Take this opportunity to benefit from the practical experiences of the Northwest EMC and the Wurth Electronics Midcom teams.
Seminar Agenda
EMC Design Essentials outlines basic EMC design, measurement methods, components, applications and practical knowledge and techniques.1) Basics
2) Filter & Signal
3) Insertion loss
4) Measuring
5) Simulation
6) Layout tips
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Featuring Tim O’Shea & Oliver Opitz
Tim O’Shea
Preparing for Testing (Includes a lab tour!)
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Mr. Oliver Opitz
Oliver Opitz studied electrical engineering with an emphasis on new technology at the University of Bautzen & Stuttgart. Since 1998, he has worked in varied sectors of electronics and electro technology, specifically as a Planning Engineer. In 2007, he finished a comprehensive training program at Wurth Electronik eiSos, in technical quality management and production management. Today, he is working as a Field Applications Engineer at Wurth Electronic Midcom in Silicon Valley.