D360R Multi-channel Isolated Research Amplifier/Filter

D360R Multi-channel Isolated Research Amplifier/Filter

£5,995.00 exc. VAT

Manufacturer's Net List Price

FEATURES

  • D360R-4 (4-Ch.) research alternative to D360 amplifier.
  • AC-coupled, differential amplifier channels.
  • High-pass, low-pass and notch filters.
  • Gain range of x100 to x3,000,000.
  • Windows PC control software (32/64bit compatible).
  • D360R-2 (2-Ch.) and D360R-8 (8-Ch.) variants in development.

Description

DESCRIPTION

The new D360R Multi-channel Isolated Research Amplifiers are intended for electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG) or evoked potential (EP) studies in a human research environment. Based on the design of our extremely popular 8-channel D360 Isolated Patient Amplifier, the new D360R-4 is the first of this new family of amplifiers and provides a compact, cost-effective, but highly-specified 4-channel research equivalent.  An 8-channel (D360R-8) variant of the D360R is potentially being planned for future development.

The four channel D360R-4 has been designed to meet all of the electrical requirements of the medical electrical standard IEC 60601-1, including but not limited to:-

(i) full electrical isolation of the input circuit

(ii) meeting of or exceeding creepage and clearance minimum requirements

(iii) ensuring inputs are single fault condition safe.

Unlike the 8-channel D360, the D360R-4 is NOT a medical device and its use is limited to animal or human research applications.

The D360R-4 comprises a main amplifier unit, a remote pre-amplifier headstage with 4 pairs of differential inputs (plus Common) and dedicated Windows-compatible Client Software.  The software provides a virtual front panel for the adjustment of settings, including low-pass and high-pass filters as well as amplifier gain. The pre-amplifier headstage is attached to the main amplifier via a fully detachable 2m long cable, which is easily replaced if it becomes damaged during use.

The D360R-4 provides software and hardware de-block capabilities which can be useful to settle the amplifier inputs following electrode placement or re-positioning.  In addition, a TTL controlled de-block function allows a precisely timed external de-block to be applied in situations where a large stimulation artifact might obscure a short latency response.

Analogue signal outputs mean that the D360R-4 is fully compatible with a vast array of commercially available data acquisition systems.  As a result, the user can opt to employ their favoured data acquisition and analysis software. Signal outputs are available on the rear panel via a 9-way “D” connector. The D360R-4 is supplied with a “D” to multi-BNC cable for connection to BNC-based data acquisition systems.

The D360R-4 supports system expansion as multiple D360R-4 amplifiers can be connected to a single computer (via several USB sockets or hub) to allow multiples of 4 channels to be controlled through a single software interface.

SPECIFICATIONS

Headstage

The headstage is a small remote pre-amplifier to which the operator connects the electrodes from the subject to the amplifier. The head stage is small enough to be attached to a subject to permit partial mobility should this be required. The headstage is connected to the main amplifier using a 2m multi-way cable.  Digitimer can also supply a 5m long headstage cable (D990-53) where a greater distance is required between the main amplifier and headstage.

  • 100MΩ Input impedance
  • Independent channel enable/disable (Inputs are connected to COM when a channel is disabled)
  • Single COM reference input (1.5mm touch-proof DIN42802 socket).
  • Differential Channel Inputs (+ve [ref] –ve[act]), (Red & Blue 1.5mm DIN42802 touch-proof sockets)

Analogue Channels

  • Maximum Channels : 4
  • CMRR : ≥90dB

The following channel parameters can be independently controlled and are accurate to within ±5%:

  • Gain : x100–x3,000,000 (10mV/V–0.33µV/V) 80 gains from x100 to x3,000,000
  • Low Cut Filter: 0.05–255Hz, 05–2.5Hz (0.01Hz Steps), 5–62.0Hz (0.25Hz Steps), 62–255Hz ( 1.0Hz Steps)
  • High Cut Filter: 20–25,500Hz, 20–1300Hz (5Hz Steps), 1300–25,500Hz (100Hz Steps)
  • Notch Filter (50/60Hz) auto-detected based on mains frequency

Outputs

Analogue channel outputs are via a 9-way connector on the rear panel. An output lead is supplied, which breaks-out individual channels to 1m BNC terminated cable for connection to chosen acquisition interface.

Deblock

The deblock provides a means to remove excessive DC from the low pass series capacitors which in certain situations could block the signal. The de-block can be applied in using the Client Software/API, a button press on the headstage or using a precise TTL sync voltage connected to an input BNC on the rear panel.  Deblock is applied to all channels.

  • Deblock button on headstage, applied whilst button depressed.
  • Deblock can be applied using the Client Software or API.
  • TTL BNC Input (2 modes)
    • Timed –  0.1ms – 10ms (0.1 steps) – triggered on rising edge of TTL BNC input
    • Gated– Deblock active for the time TTL BNC input is held high.

Software

Supplied D360R-4 Client Software compatible with Windows10 (32/64bit) and above.

Physical Size

Headstage: 134 x 76 x 39mm, weight: 0.255kg; Amplifier: 228 x 242 x 111mm, weight: 3kg

Safety

The D360R-4 is NOT a medical device and is intended for research use, however, it has been designed to meet all of the electrical requirements of IEC 60601-1, ensuring safety in human research. This includes but is not limited to:

  • Input circuit is fully electrically isolated.
  • Creepage and clearance meets or exceeds the minimum requirements.
  • All inputs are single fault condition safe.

Power Requirements

Mains requirements: 120/240AVC (Switch selected) 50/60 Hz

DOWNLOADS

D360R-4 Amplifier
Product Information

D360R-4 Amplifier
Control Software (Win)

D360R-4 Amplifier
Operator’s Manual

DOWNLOAD BROCHURE

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FAQS

I want to use Axelgaard electrodes with my Digitimer stimulator when stimulating feet in some human research studies, but how should I interface the electrodes with the stimulator?
What is the minimum interval between stimulation “pulses” using the DS5?
Are any of your stimulators MRI compatible?
I am interested in purchasing a DS5 stimulator, but I am not sure how I would control it, can you help?
I cannot find the specification for the current output resolution, can you tell me more about this?
I see that the DS5 is limited to 50mA, is there the possibility to modify it for a higher output current?
Is it possible to control the settings of the DS5, such as output ranges via remote devices/software?
Does Digitimer supply a range of electrodes for use with their stimulators?
I am currently using the DS5 but have found it difficult to re-enable the output after auto-zeroing and sometimes have to attempt this several times, is there a problem with my stimulator?
I see there is a USB socket on the back of the DS5, what is this for?
What is the minimum interval between stimulation “pulses” using the DS5?
I switched on my DS5 and started using it, but found that the baseline output drifted considerably for the first 30 minutes, even though the voltage input was zero. Why is this?
I am considering using the DS5 for some studies of rodent nerve excitability. Is the DS5 suitable for this?
I have noticed that the DS5 is making a beeping noise when I am delivering stimuli, can I turn this beeping off?

ACCESSORIES

Supplied

  • Operator’s manual
  • D360R-4 Control Software (on USB flash drive)
  • D-USBF – USB cable
  • Headstage connection cable
  • D360R-4 Signal output lead
  • Mains (power) lead

Recommended

  • Electrodes and accessories

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