The Critical Connection
Why Low Capacitance and Coaxial Cable go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly
Similar to nearly every technology out there, coaxial cable has its things it is great for and others that it is severely lacking in. But coax cables, with low capacitance, can be ideal in many medical applications. Let us show you how…
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Medical Device Counterfeiting and How to Avoid It
With up to 8% of devices being counterfeit, how much money is this growing epidemic costing your company, and what can be done to protect your device? ATL Technology has three solutions that can limit the use of your interconnected device.
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Becoming a Best-in-Class Global Manufacturing Company
The cost of quality for any global manufacturer in the medical industry is significantly higher than manufacturers of similar products in other industries. Given that ATL’s costs associated with producing at the highest level comes at a price, ATL goes above and beyond to maintain best-in-class practices.
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Why ESD Could Be Your Worst Enemy (and Why You Need to Consider It)
Similar to a bolt of lightning striking and frying a power line, ESDs can cause permanent—yet sometimes unseen—damages within the interconnect structures.
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The Layman’s Guide to Interconnect
Coaxial, triaxial, stationary, DC Dielectric withstanding voltage, thermocouple—what does it all mean? Let’s talk connector, interconnect and cable terminology.
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Why We Believe Overmolding is Essential (And You Should Too!)
Overmolding is the process of putting an additional material combining two or more additional parts creating a single, functional object. Think of the handle on your screwdrivers, your toothbrush, etc. Learn more here.
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The Touchproof Advantage
As anyone who has spent any time around young children, connectors—specifically to power—can be a catastrophic safety hazard.
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Cable 101: Jacketing and Which is Best for Your Application
Whether you are producing a disposable medical device, a consumer charging cable, or a wire harness for a piece of capital equipment, you must connect the different components together—the exterior of all of those wires is the Jacket.
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Cable 101: Shielding and Why it’s Important
We’ve discussed the conductor and insulation for carrying the electrical charge and not losing the charge, but now the question is—how do we keep outside influences from interfering?
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