Industries Medical & Biomedical Devices
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) for Medical Device
In Silico Medical & Biomedical Device Testing: Finite Element, CFD & Electromagnetic Simulation and Design
Finite element (FE) analysis of biomaterials, containers and closures, drug EMC simulations can be used to evaluate the electromagnetic environment of medical devices and to ensure that they meet the requirements for electrical safety and performance. ANSYS Electromagnetic solvers and Simulia CST package can be used to simulate the behavior of electromagnetic fields and waves in and around medical devices, including the effects of electrical interference and the performance of shielding systems.
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Medical & Biomedical Devices
OLTRION has expertise in finite element (FE) analysis of biomaterials, containers and closures, drug delivery systems including injectors, implantable and patch pumps, medical device components. We specialize in developing and validating detailed computational models for due diligence, ideation, concept selection, requirements identification and generation, design evaluation and optimization, generating design output elements for verification.
Ocular modeling is another area where FEA is used, particularly in designing contact lenses and intraocular lenses. Soft tissue simulation is also important in the design of surgical tools and techniques, as it can help predict …
Ocular modeling is another area where FEA is used, particularly in designing contact lenses and intraocular lenses. Soft tissue simulation is also important in the design of surgical tools and techniques, as it can help predict …
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