Stimulus Current Isolator (Current Stimulator), controlled by an external TTL logic signal and operated by batteries. The current is independent of the load if the required voltage does not exceed 100V. The maximum current is 10 mA (three current ranges).
Automated bipolar pulsing for zero net charge on biological preparations
Model A365, which is activated by standard logic-level commands, can be automated bipolar pulsing gated for zero net charge on biological preparations by any pulse generator, stimulator, or computer output.
When an open electrode circuit is found or when system compliance is obtained, a tone is heard. When a signal is applied to the input, an additional optional tone plays. There is also a test switch available to check the battery's charge.
A three-digit control knob and a three-position range switch are used to set the stimulus currents. To a better than 1% degree, output current follows control settings. The voltage necessary to push the desired current through the load is automatically developed, subject only to compliance constraints, and output current is load independent. At more than 100 V compliance, the Model A360LA provides up to 10 mA current in three ranges.
A push switch on the front panel controls the output polarity. The command waveform switches the direction of bipolar current, making alternating pulses positive or negative.
Both the A365R Stimulus Isolator and the A362 battery charger are included in this A365RC Stimulus Isolator. Nickel metal hydride batteries are included with the rechargeable A365R. With the A365R, the A362 Battery Charger is necessary.
NOTE: Not intended for human use.
Part # |
Description |
Battery Type |
Includes Charger |
A365RC |
A365R with an A362 Battery Charger |
Rechargeable Battery |
Yes |
SYS-A365R |
High Voltage Isolator, Bipolar |
Rechargeable Battery |
No |
SYS-A365D |
High Voltage Isolator, Bipolar |
Alkaline Batteries |
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