The Role Of Voltage Stabilizers For Medical Equipment

The core structure of a hospital is the collective embodiment of physician resources and medical equipment. The completeness of medical equipment can bring extremely high efficiency to the hospital and expand the medical scope of the hospital. With the rapid development of medical equipment, medical equipment is constantly upgraded, and the results of the examination are becoming more and more accurate, but the requirements for power supply equipment are high. A safe and stable power supply can not only protect the equipment but also obtain accurate examination results. The current domestic mains power instability is a common phenomenon and is inevitable, so special places like hospitals need to be equipped with stable power supplies, such as transformers, Automatic Voltage Regulator, UPS power supplies, etc.

CT machines, DR, X-ray machines, and nuclear magnetic resonance have become standard configurations for large and small hospitals, and these devices must use medical special voltage stabilizers. Why use medical voltage stabilizers is unquestionable. These devices play a key role in judging a person's condition. If the power supply is improperly configured or unstable, it is easy to make the resolution of CT machines and X-ray machines fail to achieve good results, which will cause trouble to the doctor's diagnosis, and may also mislead or delay the condition. The characteristics of the power supply used by these medical power supply devices are: first, when exposing the lesion, the voltage-stabilized power supply is required to have a large output current and a small voltage drop, and no adjustment is made at this moment; second, the CT machine itself has a rectifier circuit, so it is easy to generate harmonics, and the existence of such harmonics will naturally affect the incorrect control of the voltage-stabilized power supply. Therefore, when using these devices, it is best to configure a voltage stabilizer, which can protect the medical equipment and provide doctors with more accurate information.