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Dr. Simone Baer-Lang
Advanced Energy
Simone Baer-Lang is a Senior Strategic Marketing Manager, Medical Power Products at Advanced Energy dedicated for medical Imaging. She joined Advanced Energy in 2023 and has previously held a number of senior roles in product& BusinessLine management, product & technical marketing, and business development in a number of leading medical technology and Imaging companies. Simone holds a Higher Diploma and PhD in Physics from RWTH Aachen University, during those times she was doing research at DESY as well at the Forschungszentrum Jülich.
Articles published by Dr. Simone Baer-Lang
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Blog
Powering X-ray Detectors - the Role of High and Low Voltage Power Supplies
March 17, 2025
In any imaging system, the noise and ripple on the output of the high voltage supply are critical as they compromise the image quality. Any ripple present at the point of detection will degrade signal integrity and then become amplified before being analyzed and ultimately displayed. To achieve the best possible image quality, defining and managing this power source parameter is crucial to successfully implementing the system.
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Powering Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Acute Care Settings
August 08, 2024
Ultrasound, being a non-invasive diagnostic method, is widely utilized in the field of medical imaging. According to research published in the Journal of Radiology Nursing [POCUS used widely in lung ultrasound applications | AuntMinnie] Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is being seen as a “global grassroots movement” and some of the top domains for POCUS are in acute care settings, such as emergency medicine, trauma or critical care. Especially in these care settings, it is even more necessary that these ultrasound units work reliably
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CT Imaging: Navigating the Complex Power Needs of Current and Next Generation CT Systems
October 09, 2023
Computed Tomography (CT) is a computerized imaging technique used in radiology. A rapidly rotating X-ray beam and detector are used to generate cross-sectional images – so-called slices – that form the volumetric and very detailed internal image of the body.