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Maxim Gears Up for Coronavirus Fight

April 14, 2020

The company emphasizes its portfolio of devices suited to medical applications in hopes of hastening production.

Striving to meet increasing demand, Maxim Integrated Products has accelerated production of its medical technologies during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company’s semiconductor devices are used in medical equipment such as virus detection devices, ultrasounds, analytical/laboratory equipment, ventilators, patient remote-monitoring devices, intravenous blood monitors, temperature loggers for critical COVID drugs, pulse oximeters, remote patient/IR thermometers, blood glucose meters for diabetics, anesthesia machines and disposable patches for blood pressure.

The company is adjusting manufacturing capacity to prioritize products used in medical equipment which assists in the diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19 patients. These products help enable a variety of medical solutions, such as those used for wearable and remote vital-sign monitoring, drug delivery, surgical equipment, as well as lung and airway imaging.

Maxim Integrated Products, https://www.maximintegrated.com

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