High quality, intracellular amplifier perfect for students Electro 705, a battery operated, low noise, wide band electrometer preamplifier, is designed for intracellular voltage measurement. Two 705’s can be linked together to form a high impedance differential electrometer pair. Each instrument includes a miniature gold plated active probe to which a microelectrode can be attached using the WPI microelectrode holder supplied. Learn More
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Ultra Quiet Intracellular Amplifier
$2,175.00
	
			
		
			
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				SYS-705			
		
	
			Categories: Amplifiers, Analyzers, Intracellular Amplifiers	
				
	
			
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					A365 can be used as a precise voltage source by placing a precision “dummy” resistor load across the output terminals. Precision resistors (such as the 100 Ω, 1000 Ω and 10,000 Ω resistors in WPI’s optional Dummy Load Resistor Kit #DRL) when placed across the output terminals convert the precision current levels to accurate voltage levels.
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