Medical Electronics PCB Manufacturing
Diagnostic equipment, monitoring devices and compact instrumentation electronics.
Overview
What medical electronics boards have to handle
Diagnostic and monitoring equipment packs dense electronics into compact housings and has to behave the same way, unit after unit, for years. Fine-pitch HDI routing, careful assembly and documented, repeatable processes matter more here than raw volume.
Typical PCB requirements
- High-reliability assembly
- Precise, repeatable manufacturing
- Compact, space-constrained layouts
Typically specified
IPC Class 3
Class 3 for life-support and implantable devices; Class 2 for other medical equipment
Industry convention — the class on your drawing always governs.
Board technologies
Technologies often used in medical electronics
Each links to its own page with the technical characteristics we publish.
Building medical electronics electronics?
Send your files and requirements — engineering reviews the build against the class and standards your application needs.