2 Optional Shielded Modular Cables for DAM50 Bioamplifier
Shielded cable for DAM50
This shielded cable is often used with the WPI DAM50 Bioamplifier. It has an RJ11 connector for the DAM50 input port. The other end is unterminated so you can build the piece you need for you own application. Learn More
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Сatalog number:
5371
Low-noise cable for Microelectrode Holder, A : pin, B : pin
Micro Nitric Oxide Sensors
The ISO-NOP007 has a tip diameter of just 7 microns and a length of 2mm. The response is linear over a wide dynamic concentration range of NO. The design is based on a single carbon fiber coated with WPI's NO-selective membrane. A detection limit of approximately 1 nM NO makes this electrode ideal for use in tissues and microvessels.
Сatalog number:
CPVC4050G
Carbon, 18 AWG, green
Сatalog number:
5375
Low-noise cable for Microelectrode Holder, A: BNC (male), B: jack
Single Channel Pulse Generator
The A310 pulse generator/stimulator combines the reproducibility and accuracy of digital electronics with the fine resolution and continuous adjustment possible with analog circuitry. All timing parameters are entered with high resolution, ten-turn potentiometers and six-position range switches. Timing is accurate to within 1% of the set value.
Сatalog number:
504716
Extension Cable, Male banana to Micro-clip, 36″
Von Frey Probe
To assess mechanical allodynia, which is a painful response to a light touch or pressure from a stimulus that is not normally painful, the Electronic von Frey Anesthesiometer was developed. The Electronic von Frey meter uses one of 15 different flexible von Frey hairs called “SuperTips™” (or rigid tips up to 800 grams). Each hair, regardless of model chosen, is exactly 0.8 mm in diameter. This uniformity of design eliminates false readings and allows for comparison of test results. The Electronic von Frey can be used with chart recorders and analog/digital converters, and it never needs calibrated. This system includes either a 90, 800 or 1,000 gram probe. Mesh stands are available in a variety of sizes for large group studies.