The medical power connector for eye therapy devices is a critical interface component that connects the power supply to the eye therapy equipment, ensuring stable and safe power transmission within a low power range (typically 3W to 6W). The design balances compliance with medical safety standards, user convenience, and device reliability, making it an indispensable core accessory for eye therapy instruments.

Electroencephalogram (EEG) devices are essential diagnostic tools used to detect and record electrical activity in the brain. As they connect directly to the human body through multiple electrodes placed on the head, they require exceptionally high standards for electrical safety and signal integrity.

A DC-DC medical power supply is a module that converts one DC voltage to another, specifically designed for medical devices. These modules are known for high reliability, strong isolation, and excellent safety, making them ideal for portable medical instruments and internal multi-voltage systems by providing stable and regulated DC power.

Pulse oximeters are essential portable medical devices used to monitor blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate. They require low power, highly stable continuous power supply, compact size, and low leakage current.

Medical power supplies play a critical role in RF (Radio Frequency) beauty devices, ensuring device safety, stable performance, and compliance with medical standards. This overview covers the working principle, power requirements, the role of power systems, typical architecture, and regulatory considerations.

The power adapter used in an ECG (electrocardiograph) machine is essentially its “power source.” It converts standard AC mains power (e.g., 220V) into safe and stable DC voltage that the ECG machine needs to operate reliably. It ensures consistent signal acquisition without interference and guarantees safety for both patients and medical staff.

Multiple Output Medical Power Supplies and Their Application Scenarios

Characteristics of Infusion Pump Medical Power Connectors

Infrared therapy devices emit mid or far-infrared radiation to the human body to promote blood circulation, relieve pain, and accelerate recovery. These devices require a stable and continuous power supply to ensure consistent heating of the infrared elements without electrical interference.