Using Simulation and Modeling for medical Radio Frequency design
A study demonstrating the benefits of simulation over prototyping
Newsletter EnginSoft Year 18 n°2
By Enrico Denna | Flex
Enrico Denna is Hardware Engineering Manager at Flex
Enrico Denna is Hardware Engineering Manager at Flex
The growth of technology and end-user expectations is ever more important in many application areas and medical devices are at the forefront of this innovation process.
The requirements of an even more connected world have had a significant impact on electronic design and specifically on the area of radio frequency (RF) which by
its very nature represents a major design challenge. Modeling and simulation are valid instruments to assist in achieving this goal because performance
in electromagnetic design cannot be easily predicted in advance by relying solely
on the experience of the designer.
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CASE STUDY
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