MED64-Basic
Basic system suitable for all applications (Acute slices, Cultured cells, Slice cultures)
MED64-Basic System is user-friendly microelectrode array (MEA) system for in vitro extracellular electrophysiology. It features with the industry’s most sensitive MEA system, providing high-quality reliable data. Created by Panasonic, the MED64 has been on market for 20 years and has hundreds of users and publications worldwide.
System Configuration | |
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(1) MED Probe | |
(1) MED Connector (MED-C03 / MED-CP04) |
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(1) MED64 Head Amplifier (MED-A64HE1S) |
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(1) MED64 Main Amplifier (MED-A64MD1A) |
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(1) Mobius Software | |
(1) Data acquisition PC |
Features
- Acquire signal from 64 electrodes simultaneously.
- Stimulation through any of the 64 electrodes (up to 2 electrodes simultaneously) using internal stimulator.
- Unrivaled signal-to-noise ratio of 0.8 μV RMS noise level.
- Record inside of a humidified incubator.
- Large current-driven stimulation via any electrode.
- High-quality evoked signal without interference of stimulus artifacts.
- One system can be used for multiple experiments with its amplifier’s broad acquisition bandwidth and analog low pass/high pass filter.
- Analyze data online during your experiment or offline after.
- Suitable for acute slices, slice cultures, and cell cultures.
- Low-cost upgrade to the MED64-Allegro or Quad II System.
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Number of channels / sample
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64 |
RMS Noise (Typical)
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*Short-circuited:
14 nV/ √Hz — * MED-515A input: 0.8 μV (f < 3 kHz) 1.2 μV (f < 5 kHz) 1.8 μV (f < 10 kHz)
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Number of samples
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1 | ||
Gain
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X 200-2170
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Acquisition bandwidth
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0.1Hz – 10 kHz
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Analog low-cult filter
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0.1, 1, 10, 100 Hz
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No. of stimulator channel
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2 |
Analog high-cut filter
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1.0, 2.0, 2.5, 5.0, 7.5, 10 kHz
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Stimulus output format
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Current-driven
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Input impedance
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100 MΩ
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Max. output current
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+/- 200 μA
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Output impedance
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NA
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Signal output
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Resolution
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16 bit
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Output format
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USB |
Sampling rate
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Up to 20 kHz / channel
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