Mission Statement

Medical Electronics Manufacturing is a semiannual magazine written exclusively for engineers and designers of medical electronic devices. The goal of MEM is to help industry professionals develop, design, and manufacture medical products that comply with complex and demanding regulations and market requirements. The annual Designers Guide issue published in the fall provides articles on a full range of design and engineering issues, including electromagnetic compatibility, reliability, testing, regulatory requirements, new technologies, and component selection. The Buyers Guide issue published each spring serves as a complete guide to product sourcing, listing suppliers of electronic components, systems, packaging and hardware, instrumentation and power sources, production equipment, and testing services and equipment, as well as contract design and manufacturing firms.

MEM is the only publication of its kind dedicated exclusively to the medical electronics market. Valued at $17.5 billion, medical electronics is the largest single segment of the medical device industry. MEM is also the official sponsor of the Medical Design & Manufacturing Electronics Pavilion. MEM 's circulation represents key buyers and decision makers from every area of medical electronics manufacturing. Readers are professional personnel in medical electronic product design, development, manufacturing, quality assurance, purchasing and procurement, and corporate management. Worldwide circulation is approximately 20,000.

The Buyers Guide issue features a comprehensive buyers guide grid, timely articles, and much more. The Buyers Guide serves as the medical electronics designer's one-stop shop for electronic components, accessories, instrumentation, systems, packaging, hardware, manufacturing equipment, testing equipment, services, and more. The fall Designers Guide features a full range of coverage on the latest technologies and critical issues affecting medical electronics designers. It includes a Product Showcase that features products and services critical to medical electronics manufacturing—readers refer to it time and again as they make purchasing decisions throughout the year.