ECS Inc.
Frequency Control, 5G And IoT Is Revolutionizing Healthcare

Typically, MRI and other medical image systems create large files that need to be shared for specialists’ review. When the network is low on bandwidth, the transmission can take a long time and worst, images are not successfully sent. Meaning, patients need to wait even longer for treatment, and at the same time, providers can see fewer patients. For example, a typical scanner generates extremely large files—up to 1 gigabyte of information per patient per study. To get that much data from one side of the town to another, care providers should have a high-end network to handle it. Further, due to the pandemic situation, care providers have employed remote monitoring. It can lead to additional strain on the networks of businesses in the healthcare industry.

That’s where ECS Inc. comes in. The company offers multiple frequency control solutions that assist 5G networks and Internet of Things (IoT) platforms to function effectively. Adding a high-speed 5G network that includes a Frequency Control Device from ECS Inc. to existing architectures can help quickly and reliably transport huge data files of medical imagery. This can improve both access to care and the quality of care.

Focused on customer service solutions, support, innovation, quality and on-time delivery, ECS Inc. supports over 15,000 global active customers and delivers almost a 100 Million components each year critical in support of all electronic applications.

ECS Inc’s core focus will always remain true to its vision of becoming the most recognized name in passive timing, circuit synchronization, radio frequency (RF) solutions and power inductor solutions

“ECS Inc’s core focus will always remain true to its vision of becoming the most recognized name in passive timing, circuit synchronization, radio frequency (RF) solutions and power solutions,” states Brad Slatten, Chairman of the Board, President, and CEO, ECS Inc. The company’s solutions are vital to electronic circuits and are proliferating in a wide variety of applications as devices get smaller and more connected, particularly as it relates to growth in autonomous vehicles, telemedicine, cloud services, data storage centres. Further, ECS Inc’s supportive technologies drive automation in all sectors, including wireless power, advanced genomics, bionics, health care technologies, nanotechnology and robotics. “We listen to our customers’ needs at the outset of their design cycle.

By doing so, we dramatically reduce any unforeseen hurdles after the design phase is over and on the precipice of going into production,” says Slatten.

"We listen to our customers’ needs at the outset of their design cycle. By doing so, we dramatically reduce any unforeseen hurdles after the design phase is over and on the precipice of going into production"

By working with the semiconductor industry and medical device manufacturers to determine the ideal electrical parameters, fit, form and functional requirements to meet the challenges for the medical industry today, ECS Inc. has indeed carved a unique niche for itself. In the near term, the company will continue to develop innovative products and technology that are needed and will be needed to provide solutions to the electronics world now and well into the future. Its brand continues to grow globally, as it must because almost 30 percent of its business today comes from outside North America. “We just recently expanded our engineering and customer care support in Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Shanghai, South Korea, and the European continent,” informs Slatten. From a product perspective, ECS Inc.’s product horizon includes continued work on the miniaturization of its products for essential wearable devices and medical applications, such as pacemakers and implantable defibrillators. At the same time, the company is focused on creating additional solutions for the 5G revolution. “This technology will allow faster, and safer communication and our solutions are poised to be an integral part of this transformative and compelling wave of technologies,” concludes Slatten.