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Medical Pressure Sensors Applications. Amphenol All Sensors has remained at the forefront of the Medical Technology Industry, with our dedication to precision and reliability. Our state-of-the-art low to ultra-low pressure sensing solutions are integral to a myriad of medical devices and equipment.

Amphenol Custom Cable is a leading supplier of cable assemblies and network infrastructure services for medical device manufacturers and large-scale medical facilities. When Intuitive Surgical needs a “special sensor” for its latest release of the DaVinci® robotic surgical device, Amphenol Custom Cable is called to work collaboratively ...

Medical - Amphenol Fiber Systems International (AFSI)

Medical Sensor Solutions. Go Back. Today’s patient care demands the ultimate in accurate and reliable monitoring of critical parameters. Amphenol is a pioneer in the development of new and increasingly robust sensor technologies for medical applications. We offer innovative solutions, fast development cycles and excellent quality control to ...

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A medical connector is an electrical interconnect designed for use with medical devices in healthcare applications and environments (hospitals, clinics and/or home healthcare). These connectors, including our push-pull connectors and circular connectors, ensure reliable and secure connections critical for patient care.

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They provide accurate temperature measurement, control and compensation with use over a range of -40°C to 105°C (-40°F to 221°F) and high sensitivity greater than -4%/°C at 25°C (77°F), making them ideal for medical applications.

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Medical - Amphenol Antenna Solutions

With temperature, pressure, humidity and CO 2 technologies, we are a new and increasingly robust sensor technology provider for medical applications. We offer innovative solutions, fast development cycles and excellent quality control to meet the most stringent requirements.

Amphenol RF offers a full range of RP-SMA Cable Assemblies designed for radio frequency applications. RP-SMA Cable Assemblies feature all industry standard connector interfaces in between-series and in-series designs.

Amphenol RF offers a full range of FAKRA Cable Assemblies designed for radio frequency applications. FAKRA Cable Assemblies feature all industry standard connector interfaces in between-series and in-series designs.

Amphenol Sensors Medical Applications

The Pulse-Lok® series of products offer field-proven interconnect & cable assembly design solutions for your needs. Shop our Medical Connector 331197

The Science of Certainty. At Positronic, we build high reliability power and signal connectors. But our true call is to provide certainty. Rock solid, mission-critical performance upon which you can bank life and limb, family and fortune.

Amphenol Fiber Systems International has solutions and we specialize in fiber optic systems. Contact us now!

DC Electronics has the experience and the ISO 13485:2016 certification standards to produce medical cable assemblies for a broad range of medical device manufacturers. From MRI scanning equipment to patient monitoring and surgical robotics, we work with leading manufacturers to produce cutting edge medical technology for a variety of ...

Cryogenic gases like liquid nitrogen (LN 2) are crucial in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, enabling the safe storage of intermediates and raw materials by preventing interactions with moisture or oxygen.LN 2 and dry ice are also used in various processes, including mixing, storage, and cryogenic cooling.. Benefits of Cryogenic Containers

1975. The history of Temposonics begins in 1975, when the physicist Jacob Tellerman first uses the magnetostrictive effect for linear position measurement.