Basic system
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A typical setup includes:
- Implants: to capture physiological measurements
- Receivers: For mice, one receiver per implant is placed below the cage, to receive physiological signals wirelessly transmitted
- A computer: equipped with IOX2 acquisition software
- An easyMATRIX3: Linked to the computer, capable of connecting to up to 16 telemetry receivers and 8 analog inputs (Up to 4 easyMATRIX3 connect to a single computer). easyMATRIX3 contains its own ambient pressure transducer, requiring no external ambient pressure reference monitor.
Analog signal
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Up to 8 analog signals can be simultaneously acquired and synchronized with signals coming from the implant. Additional transducers are therefore added to the basic system:
- Biopotential electrodes, for ECG, EEG, or EMG recording (signal is amplified by easyMATRIX3)
- Strain gauge transducers (differential pressure or blood pressure transducers), powered and amplified by easyMATRIX3
- Analog signals already amplified (connected through Lemo-BNC adapters)