A method and system for the quick placement of electronic circuits using orthogonal one dimensional placements. In addition, the invention implements an activate-substantial-portion-and-remove technique to generate mesh planes rather than the conventional additive approach, which improves the speed of designing the IC carriers. Generally, that proximity is established by just touching the blade assembly with the frame assembly. The medical device is capable of moving in up to six ranges of motion. A high voltage is applied to the second electrode via the second electrode contact portion.