Powering new generation of aesthetic lasers
Medical
The Challenge: New generation of aesthetic lasers require power supplies that can deliver very high peak energy levels to the emitting element with fast energy recovery. These lasers must operate in confined environments and exhibit very low electromagnetic radiation and line disturbances. Additionally, equipment manufacturers are demanding adaptable power solutions that offer advanced monitoring and control capabilities, while ensuring patient and operator safety when high voltages and energy levels are present during procedures.
The Solution: Our innovative platform is based on advanced digital control and high energy storage management techniques, developed for medical applications. It delivers 2.25kW of repetitive peak power to medical lasers with high efficiency. The SMM3000A80024C is certified to meet medical safety standards and is equipped with a thermo-controlled cooling system for quiet operation. The product includes advanced monitoring and control features, as well as the capacity to accommodate both conventional capacitors and supercapacitors.
Added Value: This versatile platform’s digital interface and high efficiency make it suitable for a wide range of aesthetic laser systems, offering precise power delivery and pulse energy recovery. This contributes to reducing costs and accelerating time-to-market.
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