In medical equipment power management systems, inductors play a critical role in filtering and voltage stabilization. By suppressing electrical noise and mitigating power supply disturbances, they help ensure reliable and continuous operation of medical devices.

In environments such as delivery rooms and pediatric wards, medical equipment requires exceptionally stable power supplies while maintaining stringent safety standards. Transformers are essential components in these applications, providing both voltage stability and electrical isolation to ensure patient safety.

Transformers in medical equipment primarily serve electrical safety and isolation functions. By converting standard mains power to medical IT power systems, they provide protective isolation for exposed conductive parts of equipment. The isolated power system is not directly connected to earth on the supply side, significantly reducing the risk of electric shock and improving operational safety. In addition, medical-grade transformers are designed with high efficiency, low noise, low temperature rise, and high reliability to support continuous and safe operation of medical devices.

Amorphous magnetic cores are also widely used in medical electronic equipment, including power adapters, electronic control systems, and thermal management-related components. Their favorable thermal stability and low-loss characteristics contribute to improved system reliability and extended service life.