DC/DC Converters for Medical Applications

Published by Recom on Feb 06, 2009

“Medical grade DC/DC converters” is an often used, but more often abused, description of a class of converters that are increasingly in demand. What are actually the particular requirements that medical applications place on DC/DC converters?

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