How Panasonic Tactile Switches and Narrow Pitch Connectors Address Medical Design Challenges

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Medical device designs often present unique challenges when integrating switches and connectors. In this webinar, we will discuss three key design obstacles and offer practical solutions to address them. The need for ultra-low-profile components due to limited PCB space. The requirement for IP67-rated components to ensure dust and water protection. The demand for robust, long-lasting components to meet the durability expectations of medical devices. Join us for valuable insights on overcoming these challenges and optimizing your designs for medical applications.

Overview

In this webinar, we will explore the critical role Panasonic Light Touch (Tactile) Switches and Connectors play in medical device design. These switches are highly versatile, offering solutions for a wide range of user interface applications with options in various shapes, sizes, terminals, and push forces. Panasonic's tactile switches are engineered for low contact resistance, minimal bounce noise, and exceptional contact reliability, all while providing a distinct, sharp tactile response. This makes them an ideal choice for medical applications, where precision and reliability are essential.

Medical devices, by their nature, demand components that can withstand rigorous use and meet strict safety standards. The need for high reliability and robustness is crucial in environments where failure is not an option. Panasonic components are commonly integrated into medical devices such as laboratory equipment, measurement tools, monitoring systems, glucose meters, and hearing aids, among others. They are specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements of medical technology, including IP67-rated protection for sealed switches and long operational lifespans.

Join this webinar to gain insights into how Panasonic’s innovative switch and connector solutions can contribute to overcome common design challenges in the medical field, delivering reliability, durability, and performance in your products.

Key Takeaways

• Review the need for ultra-low-profile components due to limited PCB space
• Explore requirements for IP67-rated components to ensure dust and water protection
• Understand the demand for robust, long-lasting components to meet the durability expectations of medical devices

Speaker

Christian Lejeune, Product Manager, Panasonic Industry
Christian Lejeune, specializes in HMI and connectivity solutions within the Electro Mechanical Control Business Division. With a strong focus on medical and industrial applications, he brings 5 years of experience in product management at Panasonic.

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