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cable. The unique design of the NERVE1 chamber includes: Deep Reservoir (35mL) for containing Ringers or other solutions Drain (with valve & hose) to facilitate extended viability of your preparation Agent Well for adding compounds (such as ether or dry ice) Lid to enclose the preparation when the protocol requires it. See Lesson A03 Compound Action Potential : Nerve Conduction Using the Frog Sciatic Nerve. Topics

to match your research design. The NEW MP150 offers: Ethernet-ready data acquisition and analysis Record multiple channels with differing sample rates Record at speeds up to 400 kHz (aggregate) Place one or more MP150 Systems in a local area network (LAN). Use any PC in the LAN to record from any MP150 system in the network. Compatibility Note—T he MP150WSW Systems ships with an ETHCARD1 for desktop computers. If preferred, specify ETHCARD2 when ordering; ETHCARD2 is a 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet 32-bit CardBus adapter for notebooks. Available in Your Native Language

(i.e. ABR). The Tubephone design consists of a monaural acoustic transducer attached to a short, flexible, plastic tube, which fits into the subjects ear with the aid of a foam tip. Use of the Tubephone reduces ambient noise and bone conduction problems, which can interfere with auditory response recordings. Furthermore, because the Tubephone provides a 1 msec acoustic signal delay (due to plastic tube), it automatically separates true response from electromagnetic artifact resulting from speaker activation.

In keeping with the modular design, the TEL100C will work with your current MP System and any other standard 100-series amplifiers. Up to four TEL100C module sets can be used with a single MP System. Each channel incorporates a switchable, non-distorting 50/60 Hz interference filter. Gain and bandwidth can be adjusted independently for each channel. The TEL100C System includes: 1 x TEL100D-C receiver module 1 x TEL100M-C portable amplifier/transmitter 1 x CBL117 10 meter connection cable See Application Note #AH103 for connection details, operational guidelines, and detailed specifications. For wireless

series active electrodes are designed for multiple-channel surface EMG measurements. The units incorporate a built-in high-gain amplifier with an integral 500 Hz lowpass filter. The unique design allows you to easily convert the surface contact electrodes to wire needle electrodes for intricate sub-dermal procedures. The TSD150 series active electrodes connect directly to the MP System via the HLT100C high-level transducer module. The TSD150 series are very easy to use, locate the position and hold in place with TAPE1 surgical tape. A single ground lead (CBL201 and LEAD110A with EL503 electrode) to the UIM100C, is required when using one or more TSD150

series active electrodes are designed for multiple-channel surface EMG measurements. The units incorporate a built-in high-gain amplifier with an integral 500 Hz lowpass filter. The unique design allows you to easily convert the surface contact electrodes to wire needle electrodes for intricate sub-dermal procedures. The TSD150 series active electrodes connect directly to the MP System via the HLT100C high-level transducer module. The TSD150 series are very easy to use, locate the position and hold in place with TAPE1 surgical tape. A single ground lead (CBL201 and LEAD110A with EL503 electrode) to the UIM100C, is required when using one or more TSD150

lightweight, ergonomically designed transducer provides direct readings in kilograms or pounds. Use in isolation or combine with EMG recordings for in-depth studies of muscular activity. The isometric design improves experiment repeatability and accuracy. T he TSD121B-MRI has an 8 meter cable terminated for connection to the MECMRI-DA. Terminates in DSUB9 and requires MECMRI-DA for proper operation. Simple calibration makes this device very easy to use; see the Specifications tab below for details.

Monolithic electronic design for superior alignment accuracy. Connects directly to the PC’s RS-232 serial connector. Fast 115 kbaud rate and 180 Hertz update rate eliminates tracker induced lag. Motion prediction, adjustable rotational sensitivity and control of output data filtering allows fine tuning for specific applications. Windows 98, 2000, NT, XP, and CE dynamic link library available. Linux, IRIX and Mac OS X shared object libraries available. PC Software interfaces up to 4 x TRACK1 to application (libraries can support up to 32 sensors). Windows control and connectivity

The rugged design and stability of the mounting allow for fine position control. The position adjuster is located on the top for easy access and smooth operation. Vertical scales are provided for both metric and English units. The HDW100A slides directly onto vertical rod laboratory stands and force transducers are clamped into the unit horizontally. There are no Knowledge Base items associated with this product. You may search the Knowledge Base for more information on Force Transducer Tens

flow. The ergonomic housing design improves contact with the subject and helps reduce motion artifact. The TSD200C is primarily designed for ear attachment and comes with a shielded 3-meter cable. The photodetector operates via incident photons, from an IR transmitter, impacting an IR detector. The incident photons result in a proportional passage of electrons in the detector. The IR detector operates like a photon-controlled current source. The transducer incorporates an appropriate clipping range, with linearity insured for arbitrarily low levels of reflected light. For the expected magnitude of incident infrared light, the photodetector operates