PhysioTel F20-EET Mouse Telemetry Transmitter by Data Sciences International

Name: PhysioTel F20-EET Mouse Telemetry Transmitter
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Manufacturer Data Sciences International

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The PhysioTel F20-EET Telemetry Transmitter is a biopotential electrode designed for sleep research and other CNS applications in mice. These transmitters will allow simultaneous monitoring of two biopotential channels, such as EEG and EMG, temperature, and locomotor activity. The electrode has an outer diameter of .3mm making the lead an ideal size for use in EEG applications in small animals.

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Dylan Barnes
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Member since: 2012
Organization: Nathan Kline Institute

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Rating: 5.0

Application Area: Electrophysiology

"Using the F20-EET Mouse Telemetry Transmitter provides a fantastic system that gives clear, multi-channel readings wirelessly with no noise. Data Sciences' customer service is also great. The representatives remember people and their projects extremely well and are very helpful with any questions. Their telemetry packs last a long time (entire multi-year projects!) and refurbishing turn-around is fast."

Review date: 10 Dec 2012 | PhysioTel F20-EET Mouse Telemetry Transmitter

The PhysioTel F20-EET Telemetry Transmitter is a biopotential electrode designed for sleep research and other CNS applications in mice. These transmitters will allow simultaneous monitoring of two biopotential channels, such as EEG and EMG, temperature, and locomotor activity. The electrode has an outer diameter of .3mm making the lead an ideal size for use in EEG applications in small animals.

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