πŸ₯ Network Fundamentals for Medical Engineers

Lab Presentation

Welcome! This series of pages explains essential networking concepts in a way that is relevant to medical engineering. Each topic is presented with definitions, healthcare-related examples, advantages and disadvantages, practical tips, and a high-level description of how to implement them (without technical code). Use the links below to navigate through the chapters.

πŸ“¦ 1. Transport Layer: TCP & UDP

How data is delivered reliably or in real‑time – from PACS image transfers to patient monitoring dashboards. Learn about ports, common service ports, and when to choose TCP over UDP.

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🌐 2. Network Layer: IPv4 & NAT

Understanding IP addresses, subnetting, binary conversions, address types, and how NAT allows many medical devices to share a single public IP.

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πŸ–ΌοΈπŸ“„ Graphical/Textual Notes

...short graphical pictures/notes about the discussed lab topics...

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