g.BSamp: Specs & Features
Stand-alone analog biosignal amplifier, 16 channels, 2 independent grounds
The g.tec biosignal amplifier is a basic signal-conditioning tool for biosignal data acquisition and real-time analysis through MATLAB and SIMULINK. Its user-selectable multi-channel modules allow the simultaneous recording of EEG, EMG, EOG and ECG. The stand-alone amplifier system is equipped with 16 channels. The modules are designed with bipolar inputs, allowing you to perform not only referenced recordings, but also true bipolar recordings and analyses.
Filter, sensitivity and notch settings are user selectable. You can combine the g.BSamp with the g.GAMMAcap, and choose from a huge range of possible electrodes.
g.BSamp represents the optimal equipment for research in the field: from cars to airplanes and/or in vivo training procedures as well as from research to rehabilitation. It has an operating time of 8-10 hours with the battery supplied. Thus, even time consuming training sessions or long field investigations are possible. For use in the lab, a medical mains receiver is available.
Standard settings: LP: 100 Hz/1kHz; HP: 0.5/2 Hz; Sensitivity: +/- 500 uV/5mV; 50(60) Hz notch on/off
Product Highlights
- Multi-modal amplifier system (EEG, EMG, EOG & ECG)
- +/- 5V analog output signal range
- 16 bipolar/real differential input channels
- User selectable filter and sensitivity settings via robust DIP switches
- Portable due to available battery supply
- Compatible with many other user-specific systems
- Designed for EEG, EMG, EOG and ECG data acquisition
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Important Information
g.BSamp must not be used for patient monitoring or determination of brain death.
| 16 channels per unit, devices can be stacked to build 32-or 64- channel systems. Hardware settings can be adjusted by the user for EEG/EMG/ECG and EOG recording. Adapter cables for many different 3rd-party data acquisitions devices are available. |
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Measure biosignals reliably even outside your lab
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Obtain high quality results under difficult conditions through bipolar recordings and the battery supply. All inputs are real differential inputs, but can also be used as monopolar/unipolar channels. |
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