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A385R WITH AN A382 BATTERY CHARGER, HIGH CURRENT ISOLATOR |
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High Current Stimulus Isolator
The A385 is an optically isolated current source, which can generate up to 100 mA of unipolar or biphasic constant current pulses or DC. Pulse duration is controlled manually or by an external 5V command. Output current amplitude is determined by a 3-digit 10-turn potentiometer. Maximum output voltage between the stimulating electrodes is +36V.
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