medical devices: overview of freescale solutions

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Overview of Freescale Medical Solutions Technology for Life

www.freescale.com/medicalRaman SharmaGlobal Medical Segment Manager

July 2009

http://www.freescale.com/medical

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Medical is a Top Priority at Freescale

FSL Market Theme Market Segment Sub-Segment

Net Effect Industrial Factory Automation Home Portable Medical

Energy Networking Motor Drives Diagnostics & Therapy

Health & Safety Wireless Building Control & HVAC Imaging

Consumer EPOS, EFT & Automatic ID

Transportation MedicalPower & Energy

Appliances

Test & Measurement

Industrial Transportation

Military & Civil Aerospace


Our View of the Medical Market

Home Portable Medical Imaging Diagnostics & Therapy

Medical Market

►To be a trusted technology partner enabling the development of breakthrough medical systems.


Trends Driving Medical Electronics Growth ►Aging population* that is expensive to service via traditional channels

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Need for reduced hospital visits, more remote/home-based monitoring•

5747 US hospitals, 947k beds, $607B hospital expenses**

► Increasing incidents of cardiovascular, diabetes, & cancer illnesses•

More home monitoring, self-diagnosis and therapy administration

► Rising healthcare costs•

Demand for ways to reduce need for physician use for basic health care needs (“doctor-in-

a-box”)

► Growing acceptance of technology in the medical field•

Reliability and liability concerns persist for deeply invasive products such as pacemakers, respirators, etc.

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OEMs shoulder burden of regulatory compliance

►Urgency in increasing quality of healthcare and medical technology•

Medical expenditures are 2nd-largest portion of US Federal Budget (after defense)•

Medical technology industry second only to the pharmaceutical industry in R&D expenditures, investing, on average, 11% of sales in R&D***

* By 2030, 26% of the population will be 65 years and older –

US Census**AHA 2008*** Bean Murray Institutional Research


Healthcare Spending is on the Rise

Source: Time Magazine, 12-1-09

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4% of money spent on healthcare goes towards equipment.

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In the US, this amounts to $281 per capita per year (2009) growing to $524 in 2017.

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Using the same assumption, in Japan the per capita spend for equipment is $108 (2009).


Access to Healthcare Facilities Must Change in the US

►Doctors are scarce in rural areas of the US (i.e. a majority of the land)►

Above statistics help prove why on-demand diagnostic tools are becoming a necessity

•Portable ultrasound equipment is a good exampleSource: Time Magazine, 12-1-09


2009 Economic Trends Driving Medical Electronics Growth ►

Portable / disposable medical devices continuing to grow despite economic downturn.

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Latest growth numbers indicate ~9% CAGR from 2009 to 2012.•

Growth attributed to cost containment measures by both providers

and purchasers.

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Capital intensive medical devices (i.e. imaging) affected by macro economic climate as hospitals curtail / delay capital expenditures.

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Major medical device manufacturers remain stable during economic downturn.•

Most of the big companies are still committing an average of 10% of their revenues towards R&D.

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Cash rich and innovative companies to benefit in current economic scenario•

Both Abbott and Medtronic announced M&A plans for 2009.

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Obama economic stimulus package greatly helping the Healthcare IT market.•

Expected growth (2009 –

2012) is ~14%.•

Major players include Microsoft, Cognizant, IBM, and Intel

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Major technology trend is to add communication (wired or wireless) to medical devices (HPM / D&T / Imaging)


Solutions for Home Portable Medical

MPR08x, Prox

IP

ZigBee®

–

MC13224, MC13213USB, Ethernet –

integrated into MCU

Pressure sensors –

MPX2300DT1, MPXV5050G, MPXM2053GS

Accelerometers –

MMA736xL, MMA745xL

MPC18730, MC13883, Li-

Ion/Polymer charger ICs (MC3467x ), Multi-channel PMIC (MC34704)

9S08QE, 9S08LLV1 ColdFire®Flexis™i.MX

Analog IP for a “measurement engine”•16 bit SAR ADC •Differential input mode •14.5 bit accuracy •Offset and gain control •Hardware average •Window compare mode


Solutions for Diagnostics & Therapy

MPR08x, Prox

IP



Accelerometers –

MMA736xL, MMA745xL

ZigBee –


integrated into MCU

MPC18730, MC13883, Li-


ColdFire, i.MXMPC


Solutions for Imaging



Accelerometers –

MMA736xL, MMA745xL

MPR08x, Prox

IP

ZigBee –


integrated into MCU

MPC18730, MC13883, Li-


ColdFire, i.MXMPC


Freescale Market SegmentsBU Freescale Product Home Portable Diagnostics &

Therapy Imaging

Sensors

Pressure ✔ ✔ N/A

Accelerometers ✔ ✔

Proximity ✔ ✔ ✔

MC

U

MCU / Flexis ✔ ✔ N/A✔

i.MX / Power ✔ ✔ ✔

Analog

Power Management ✔ ✔

Battery Chargers ✔ N/A N/A

DSP N/A N/A

RF

802.15.4 Wireless

High power N/A ✔


i.MX52

Roadmap for Medical

Existing

Sensors

MCU MPU

RF

MCF51LM

Time

S08LM

Analog

2009

i.MX38i.MX23 S08ColdFirei.MXPower

PressureInertialProximity

Diabetes CarePulse OximetryTelemonitoringBlood Pressure Monitoring

Batt. ChargerPMICIso

PwrDC-DC conv.

MCF5225

Prox

IP

S08JM

S08LL/LH

MCF51QE

i.MX27

i.MX25

MCF51JM

S08QE

i.MX31

S08LC

MCF532xMCF5227x

MCF5272

DSC8/5

MC34704A/B

i.MX35

MC13224 MC13225

MCZ34670

ModenaMC34726/7

MPX5050D PPR083

S08QG

Litonya

MC3467x

MMA745xLMMA7660

MPC5121E

S08JS

ULP Boost

SMARTMOS™10 130nm Vin of 320mV

90% conversion efficiencySuitable for 100mW to 1W apps

MPXY8300

MC13213MC13202

802.15.4 / ZigBee stand alone transceivers

802.15.4 / ZigBee stand alone transceivers


Medical MCU/MPU Products Specific Core Requirements

Low: Segment LCD support, ultra low power, connectivity, precision analog, on-chip memory, DMA, multiplier, isolated voltage planes

Mid: Graphical LCD support, low power modes, connectivity, DMA, multiplier, isolated voltage planes

High: Graphical LCD support, high MIPS, connectivity, external memory, MMU, multiplier

Sub-Segment / Application Low Mid High

Home Portable Medical

Recommended Core: S08 ColdFire ColdFire

Recommended Parts: RS08KA, S08LL, S08QE, S080JM, S08AC

51JM, 51QE, 51AC, MCF5225x

MCF5225x

Diagnostics & Therapy

Recommended Core: ColdFire i.MX Power

Recommended Parts: MCF5221x, MCF5225x, MCF5227x

i.MX25, i.MX31 MPC5121e, MPC8377, MPC8641, MPC8536

Imaging Recommended Core: ColdFire Power Power

Recommended Parts: MCF5445x MPC83xx, MPC85xx MPC512x, MPC8610, MSC8122, MSC8144


Pressure Sensor Solutions Matrix for MedicalApplications Freescale Sensors Differentiators

Invasive & non-invasive blood pressure monitor

Fetal heart rate monitor

MPX2300DT1, MPX2301DT1,MPXM2053GS, MP3V5050

High quality, high volume production,biocompatibility, technical support

Sleep apnea MPXV4006G, MP3V5004,MPXV7002

Low cost, high sensitivity, amplified,multiple porting options, technical support

Inhalers & ventilators MPXC2011DT1, MPXC2012DT1,MPX12GP, MPX5700GP, MP3H6115

Small form factor, high sensitivity, low cost,high volume production, technical support

Hospital beds MPX2010DP, MPX5010DP Robust packaging, high sensitivity, fullyamplified, technical support

Wound management MPXV2053GVP, MPXV5100G Small package height, multiple portingoptions, technical support

Devices Description PackageMPX10, MPX12, MPX53 Uncompensated sensor series from 10-50kPa SOP/Unibody

MPXM2000 series Compensated sensor series available from 10-

200kPaMPAK/Unibody

MPX4000&5000 series Integrated Pressure sensor series available from 4-500kPa

SSOP/SOP/

MPX5700/5999 Integrated high pressure sensors 700 & 1000kPa respectively

Unibody

MPXH6115 series Integrated pressure sensors for altimeter, barometer,MAP/BAP apps

SOP & SSOP


Enablement for Medical

Title Document Demo Reference Design SW 3rd Party

SolutionWeb Link

Freescale Medical Brochure

clickPressure Sensors for Health Care Applications

50V RF LDMOS White Paper

AN3500 –

Blood Pressure Monitor Using Flexis QE128 click

High-end Blood Pressure MonitorQE, wireless comm, USB, OLED, cap sensing, MRAM

Low-end Blood Pressure Monitor & GlucometerLL16, JS for USB communication

Low cost ECG & Heart Rate Monitor

DRM101 –

Blood Pressure Monitor Design Reference ManualDevices Supported:

MC9S08QE128MC9S08JM60MR2A16AMPR083MC13202

click

Continua USB Compliant USB SW Stack

Sensor Toolbox (Inertial, Pressure, Proximity) TBD

Monebo/FSL ECG-on-a-chip click

http://www.freescale.com/medical

http://www.freescale.com/files/microcontrollers/doc/app_note/AN3500.pdf?fsrch=1

http://www.freescale.com/files/microcontrollers/doc/ref_manual/DRM101.pdf?fsrch=1

http://www.freescale.com/monebo


Telehealth Demo Concept

GraphicsAudio / VideoWired / wireless connectivityTouch U/I Medical Database

(eg. Microsoft HealthVault, Google

Health, IBM)

Terminal / PC to access medical data via the web

Satellites –

V1, S08, accel, prox, pressure, ZigBee, Bluetooth, USBGateway –

i.MX, touch screen, ZigBee, USB, Ethernet

Medical services –

network processors

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B0009V1YPK/ref=dp_image_0?ie=UTF8&n=3760901&s=hpc


Freescale’s Value to the Medical Market

►Standard products that can help solve key customer problems for medical systems•

Maximize battery life ultra low power 8bit & 32bit MCUs•

Reliable readings fast & accurate on-chip ADCs•

Integration memory, LCD ctrl, analog•

Communication I/F USB, ZigBee, …

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Commitment to the market with products and solutions that have characteristics important to the medical segment:

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Longevity | Track record | Quality

►Breath of products with a strong medical applications focus►Mix & match IP allowing specific medical solutions ►Medical technology ecosystem of tools, applications & systems, and partnerships

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Medical Center of ExcellenceReduce product development cost and improve time-to-market and time-in-market

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Key partnerships with Continua•

Medical advisory board•

Design partner program


Q&A

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