For example, Digitimer’s NeuroLog System provides:

• greater flexibility – a complex system can be quickly devised by assembling and modifying various modules

• enhanced efficiency – only the modules that are required for a particular task need to be tied up and occupy rack space. Modules can be shared amongst several set-ups, and can be easily swapped and changed, expanding the capability of the NeuroLog System without causing duplication.

• wider compatibility – all of the input and output levels, impedances, and connectors etc. of the different modules are compatible. As such, pieces of equipment can be interconnected in the NeuroLog System, without causing any problems – even if those pieces are of diverse origin.

• cost-effective – only required modules need to be purchased. You won’t have to pay for unnecessary functions or buy a ‘general purpose’ system. Individual modules can simply be added to the system at any time, as the scope and orientation of your application changes.

We currently offer two NeuroLog system cases. The first (and most popular) includes the NL900D Case and Power Supply Unit. This allows up to 13 modules to be installed at any one time. Alternatively, we also offer the NL905 – which is slightly smaller and holds up to 4 modules in total.

Either way, they can both be used to monitor several different parameters at once, and are a great option for scientists who demand quality, dependability and innovation in their research instrumentation.

FAQs

What can the NeuroLog System be used for?

Thanks to its modular nature, the NeuroLog System can be used for a diverse range of applications. These applications fall broadly into four categories, including signal amplification, triggering and pulse generation, signal conditioning, filtering and processing, and electrical stimulation.

Advice on the best modules to use for each of these categories can be found in our ‘NeuroLog System Application Notes’ guide. Here you’ll find the categories broken down into more specific applications, with information on the modules typically used for each. But if you’re still struggling to identify the best options for your requirements, please feel free to contact us at any time.

Do modules for the NeuroLog System need to be purchased separately?

Yes. Individual modules will need to be purchased separately, along with a NeuroLog Case and Power Supply Unit and possibly interconnection and output cables or cable adaptors too.

But this is one of the main advantages of our NeuroLog System. There’s no need to spend more than necessary on a ‘general purpose’ workstation – with functions that you don’t require. You can simply create a system that meets your needs exactly, and add to it as the scope of your work changes.

How much does the NeuroLog System cost?

This will depend on several factors, including whether you need the 13-module or 4-module case, the number of modules required, and the type of modules needed for your specific application.

Guide prices for all products can be found on site. However, for a more accurate idea of how much your NeuroLog System will cost, the best option is to get in touch or complete our quote request form. A member of the team will then review the full list of equipment that you require and get back to you with a price – either via email or telephone call, depending on your preferences.