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==NeuroConn Transcranial Electric Current Stimulation== | ==NeuroConn Transcranial Electric Current Stimulation== | ||
# microprocessor controlled constant current source | |||
# 1 channel, anodal and cathodal stimulation possible | |||
# use of external trigger possible, several AC-DC-STIMULATOR devices can be synchronized for multichannel stimulation | |||
# adjustable current up to 5,000 µA (±1%) | |||
# adjustable application time up to 30 min | |||
# please note: currents of more than 1,000 µA and application times of more than 15 min are for research purposes only! | |||
# modes of stimulation: | |||
o single (continuous stimulation, freely adjustable fading in and fading out) | o single (continuous stimulation, freely adjustable fading in and fading out) | ||
o pulses (cyclic turning on and off of the stimulation, defined pulse width and interstimulus intervall ISI) | o pulses (cyclic turning on and off of the stimulation, defined pulse width and interstimulus intervall ISI) | ||
o customer specific programs possible (e.g. sine wave, half-sine wave etc.) | o customer specific programs possible (e.g. sine wave, half-sine wave etc.) | ||
# high safety standard through multistage monitoring of output current | |||
# STUDY MODE OPTION | |||
# INTERNAL & EXTERNAL TRIGGER MODULE | |||
Technical data | Technical data | ||
# 135 mm x 225 mm x 55 mm (W x D x H); weight 0.9 kg | |||
# 12bit D/A conversion | |||
# power consumption approx. 0.4 W | |||
# power supply via built-in rechargeable batteries, incl. external charger | |||
# alphanumeric display with backlight | |||
==summary== | ==summary== | ||