Any serious study of ionic channels require information
about channel I/V dependence. We are offering a series of signal generators
that are compartible with any electro-physiological amplifier, and simple
to operate.
An inexpensive RG-1A
ramp
generator generate linearly increasing or decreasing voltages. All
you need is to set required starting voltage and the rate of voltage change.
Than move switch to "Run" position. If necessary you can even stop
voltage at any point for several minutes. Coaxial BNC output connector
is located on the rear panel. Powered from the external +/- 15V regulated
power supply (included).
RG-2 is
an improved version of the RG-1 model.
Like RG-1 it is designed primarily for electrophysiological
studies of membrane I/V dependencies and has all features of RG-1
plus some new. In addition to single runs of linearly increasing
or decreasing voltages, it generate repetitive symmetrical triangular or
rectangular low frequency pulses. Rear panel have coaxial BNC output
connector, switch for selection of triangular or rectangular pulse output,
and fuse holder.
RG-3
is the most advanced and universal signal generator for electrophysiological
research we are offering. It incorporate all the features of RG-1,
RG-2 generators and has some additional features. RG-3
cover wide range of frequencies from 0.001 Hz to 10 kHz in form of triangular
or rectangular pulses, and also single voltage ramps. That allow
to use RG-3 for linear I/V dependencies in
voltage ramp generation mode, for studies of channel insertion potential
dependencies in rectangular pulse generation mode, or for membrane capacitance
measurements at high frequency triangular pulse mode. RG-3
also allows adding constant potential to the output signal, and has f
and 2f synchronization pulse outputs. The combination of these
two features make it ideally suited for potentiodynamic studies of a membrane
surface potential, and absorption of ions or charged molecules on the membrane.
SPECIFICATION
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0.001-0.01; 0.01-0.1; 0.1-1; 1-10; 10-100; 100-1; 1-10 k |
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* - at Vout.max.
** - within 0.005 Hz – 2 kHz