Advanced Energy introduces CF-rated medical power supplies

Advanced Energy – a global pioneer in highly engineered, precision power conversion, measurement and control solutions – has expanded its family of convection cooled CF-rated medical power supplies with the launch of NCF660.

The system-level cardiac floating (CF) rating is the most stringent medical device electrical safety classification and is intended for equipment with direct cardiac or bloodstream contact. The NCF660 family joins Advanced Energy’s NCF family of products, which is a unique set of standard off-the-shelf power products that include less than 10 microamps leakage current and the high levels of isolation required for these critical medical devices.

“The nature of CF-rated medical systems, which come into direct contact with the heart, has relied upon custom-developed power supplies and a lengthy certification process. Advanced Energy introduces these pre-qualified supplies as a standard product, with the aim to simplify design of these critical medical systems while ensuring high levels of patient protection,” said Emdrem Tan, Executive Vice President, System Power at Advanced Energy.

By implementing NCF660, which is standard certified to the requirement of the IEC 60601-1 medical safety standard, medical system engineers can shorten time to market and reduce non-recurring engineering costs. Additionally, the product family includes built-in power surge protection and enhanced thermal and EMI shielding that simplifies system design and reduces system size, weight, and bill of materials.

Applications include surgical generators, cardiac assist devices and monitors, RF ablation, pulsed field ablation (PFA), and hemodialysis.

The 660W supplies feature 5kV defibrillator pulse protection and meet the highest possible (2x MOPP) means of patient protection rating, which requires isolation to 4kVAC and a creepage of at least 8mm.

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