Argonne Researchers Developing Next-Gen Battery Materials
Researchers have discovered potential pathways to make enhanced, solid-state batteries with crystalline materials called garnets.
Researchers have discovered potential pathways to make enhanced, solid-state batteries with crystalline materials called garnets.
Lithium ion batteries are widely used in life-saving medical devices critical to everyday patient care and the fight against COVID-19.
Dallas-based Interstate Batteries announces that it is now offering an alternative to the OEM Sapphire Infusion Pump battery 16354-01. Company officials say the infusion pump replacement battery combines original equipment manufacturer quality with Interstate’s service to reduce downtime, risk, and cost.
Researchers have discovered potential pathways to make enhanced, solid-state batteries with crystalline materials called garnets.
In places like Oklahoma where weather can change suddenly, hospitals have to be prepared for everything from tornadoes to lightning. Sometimes, even an emergency generator isn’t enough. A backup-backup power system can buy crucial seconds when a patient’s life is at risk, writes Eric Aimerson in this month’s Soapbox.
Read MoreThe Rigel 288 Plus safety analyzer from Rigel Medical, Tampa, Fla, operates on AA batteries and can be used to complete testing for insulation, earth/ground bond, and touch or point-to-point leakage current. Its small footprint also makes it easier for field engineers to transport from from site to site.
Read MoreAn April 24, 2015 FDA Warning Letter to a replacement battery supplier has raised questions about replacement manufacturer responsibilities and possibly battery quality. The manufacturer that received the letter specifically labels its batteries for medical device use.
Read MoreThe latest white paper from Accutronics addresses issues facing battery design, development, and use in the medical and healthcare field. The document, available for free download, is intended to help OEMs better understand the possibilities and limitations of rechargeable battery technology in designing products for the medical sector.
Read MoreEven the average consumer knows that batteries are a big deal. On the 24×7 website, a number of readers questioned whether the advice offered by some experts in last month’s article on battery management might go too far.
Read MoreComments on the 24×7 website for the last two weeks have focused on preventive maintenance (PM) procedures and policies and the ins and outs of battery testing.
Read MoreWithout proper management, battery replacement can cost biomedical departments thousands of dollars per year. Building a custom testing station can help biomeds safely measure batteries' remaining useful life and reduce wasteful spending.