Battery operated equipment is often defined as class III equipment. The term class III is referred to in some standards as medical equipment (ME) that is powered from safety extra ...
This document has been produced to aid in testing the B. Braun infusion pumps for the Space series, Infusomat and Perfusor occlusion performance. The B Braun pump has a unique auto...
The Direct Leakage Method:
The Direct Leakage Method is identical to the method used in the IEC 60601-1 standard, measuring the true leakage through a body model (MD) to earth (Se...
When testing ME Equipment using an Automatic Safety Analyser, it is important that measurements are taken once the Device Under Test is fully operational and all parts of the devic...
When testing fixed wired or 3-phase equipment, a number of safety tests can be carried out by powering the safety analyser from a normal mains supply provided this is at the same e...
Incorrect readings could occur when testing on either an IT, Missing, Centre Tab or Split Rail Supply. When considering the test environment according to IEC 60601-1-1, the test se...
Equipment Under Test - The equipment (EUT) which is the subject of testing.
Device Under Test - The device (DUT) which is the subject of testing.
Applied Part - Part of the medic...
The primary vital signs are clinical measurements that are displayed and recorded across the biomedical field; predominantly on patient monitors. Patient simulation provides accura...
Vital signs are crucial in communicating a patients condition and severity of a disease to health care clinicians. Patient monitors observe these vital signs continuously and provi...
Patient simulation is implemented by following performance verification procedures from medical device manufacturer service manuals. Ideally, a multi-parameter patient simulator is...
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