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Medical nebulizers are drug delivery devices that reduce a liquid medication to extremely fine cloud-like particles and deliver them directly to the airways for respiratory therapy. Medical nebulizers are commonly used for the treatment of COPD, asthma, cystic fibrosis and other respiratory diseases.

Nebulizers tend to be divided into three categories: jet nebulizers, ultrasonic nebulizers and mesh nebulizers. Each type of nebulizer has its own relative strengths. Recently there have been many improvements in mesh nebulizers.

Mesh nebulizers force liquid medications through multiple apertures in a mesh or aperture plate in order to generate aerosol droplets. This type of nebulizer has the advantages of being small and portable, powered by batteries, silent in operation, yield shorter treatment times, give increased output efficiency, and have minimal residual volume. Other advantages include a predominantly fine-particle fraction that reaches into the peripheral lung and the ability to nebulize in low drug volumes.

Nebulizer Demo Design Files


Vibrating Piezoelectric Mesh Nebulizer Demo Design Files

Check out the design files for a Vibrating Piezoelectric Mesh Nebulizer.

Secure Nebulizer Demo Design Files

Check out the design files for a Secure Nebulizer.

Pneumatic Nebulizer System Diagram


Mesh Nebulizer System Diagram


We Have What Nebulizer Designers Need


  • A complete family of eXtreme Low Power (XLP), picoPower® technology and ultra-low-power microcontrollers (MCUs) with sleep currents as low as 9 nA and run currents down to 30 μA/MHz
  • MCUs with Core Independent Peripherals that are designed to handle tasks with no code or supervision from the MCU’s core in order to maintain operation
  • Core Independent Peripherals can shorten the development time of complex control systems, reduce the design’s component count, board size and power consumption
  • Lower BOM cost and less design complexity enabled by integration of coherent peripherals, like built-in analog, touch-sensing capability and other associated features in most of our popular MCU families
  • Cost-effective, low-risk options to add wireless capability using our wireless controllers and modules

Products


Microcontrollers


Examples – Microcontrollers with:
Integrated op amps, ADCs, LCD, touch channels, Core Independent Peripherals and eXtreme Low Power (XLP)/picoPower® technology

Signal Conditioning and Power Management


Examples – Op amps, instrumentation amplifiers, battery management, switching regulators and Low-Dropout (LDO) regulators

Wireless


Examples – Bluetooth®, Bluetooth Low Energy and Wi-Fi®

Other Products


Examples – Memory, USB, Ethernet, data and video transceivers

Application Notes


Title
AN4206 - Authenticating Consumables with the ATSHA204A and PIC16 Microcontroller Download
Vibrating Mesh Nebulizer Reference Design Download
Extending PIC MCU Capabilities Using CLC Download
Design A Load Sharing System Power Path Management with Microchip's Stand-Alone Li-Ion Battery Charger Download
Sine Wave Generator Using Numerically Controlled Oscillator Module Download
Low-Power Design Guide Download
Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) Topologies (Part II) Download
Peripheral Brief: Programmable Switch Mode Controller (PSMC) Download
Glitch-Free Design Using the Configurable Logic Cell(CLC) Download
Designing a Boost-Switching Regulator with the MCP1650 Download
Analog Sensor Conditioning Circuits - An Overview Download

Technical Brief


Title
Boost Converter Using the PIC16F753 Analog Features Download

Medical Video Channel


Nebulizer Design Solutions