MP160 System with AcqKnowledge

Description

MP160 data acquisition & analysis systems with AcqKnowledge software provide a powerful tool for life science research

The BIOPAC MP160 system is a flexible, proven modular data acquisition & analysis system for life science research. This 16-channel system includes AcqKnowledge software with specialized analysis capabilities. Applicable to over 40 research fields, new modules are available for electrogastrogram, micro-electrode recording, noninvasive blood pressure measurement & electrical bioimpedance (cardiac output), and others. To facilitate the discovery process and help ensure reproducible, publishable data, powerful automated analysis routines are available for ECG, HRV, EEG, EMG, EGG, and many more.

MP160 systems include

• MP160 Data Acquisition Hardware—MP160 unit, AMI100D module interface for amplifiers and transducers, power and connection cables. Ethernet-ready data acquisition and analysis unit can record multiple channels with differing sample rates; record at up to 400 kHz aggregate.
• AcqKnowledge Acquisition & Analysis Software—intuitive, interactive program lets you instantly view, measure, transform, analyze, and report data.
  • Licensed feature systems or add-ons available to extend functionality with WorkflowDrag-and-Drop Automation, BIOPAC Basic Scripting, Network Data Transfer, Remote Monitoring, Actigraphy Analysis, Baroreflex Sensitivity Analysis, Pressure-Volume Loop Analysis, FaceReader Interface, and more. Talk with your local BIOPAC rep to choose the best system for your lab needs.

The modular, powerful data acquisition system interface can be used with BIOPAC’s amplifiers and accessories AND with equipment you already have. Place one or more MP160 Systems in a local area network (LAN). Use any computer in the LAN to record from any MP160 system in the network. The MP160 System ships with a USB 2.0 to Ethernet Adapter, 10/100 Mbps – ETHUSB. Digital signals accessed with optically isolated STP100C/STP100C-C and STP-IO—separate purchase

To put together a system to match your research design, choose a Starter System and then add amplifier modules, transducers, and electrodes for your specific needs.