MRI Filtered Cable Sets

Description

These MRI filtered cable sets include the following components to set up recordings in the MRI:

• MECMRI-BIOP for Biopotential Amps: MECMRI-2 MRI Cable (2 m) filter to biopotential amplifier*, MRIRFIF interference filter set, and MECMRI-1 MRI Cable (8 m) chamber to filter.
• MECMRI-TRANS for Transducer Amps: MECMRI-1 MRI Cable (8 m) chamber to filter, MRIRFIF interference filter set, and MECMRI-3 MRI Cable (2 m) filter to transducer amplifier*.
• MECMRI-AMI for Amplifier Module Interface: MRIRFIF interference filter set and MECMRI-8 MRI Cable (2 m) to AMI100D amplifier or HLT100C amplifier. MECMRI-AMI replaces the older MECMRI-HLT to add AMI100D compatibility.
• MECMRI-HLT for older High Level Interface Amps: MRIRFIF interference filter set and MECMRI-6 MRI Cable (2 m) filter to HLT100C amplifier only—not compatible with AMI100D.
• MECMRI-DA for General Purpose Interface Amp: MRIRFIF interference filter set and MECMRI-5 MRI Cable (2 m) to DA100C amplifier.
• MECMRI-NICO for Noninvasive Cardiac Output Amp for MRI: 2-meter cable for control room side amp to patch panel, Patch panel Pi filter, 8-meter cable for chamber room side from patch panel to subject and all typical mounting bracket hardware to NICO100C-MRI in control room.
• MECMRI-STMISO for Stimulus Isolation Adapters: MECMRI-1 Cable (8 m) for MRI chamber room to filter, MRIRFIF interference filter set, and MECMRI-4 Cable (2 m) with DSUB9 to 2 x Touchproof for filter to STMISO in MRI control room.

Note: Accelerometers must be used with their provided cable (MECMRI-9 or MECMRI-7) and filter set (MRIRFIF) to connect with an existing AMI100D Amplifier Interface Module or HLT100C High Level Transducer module. See TSD109A-MRI Accelerometer 2 G for MRI or TSD109C2-MRI Accelerometer 5 G for MRI for setup.

IMPORTANT!

* Use with MRI Smart Amplifiers when available; MRI Smart Amps provide cleaner signals and improved performance, including in higher field strength cases.

See Safety Guidelines for recording  biopotential measurements in the MRI environment.