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ELECTROOCULOGRAM AMPLIFIER - EOG100C

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Electrooculogram Amplifier

The EOG100C Electrooculogram Amplifier amplifies corneal-retinal potential. The amplifier monitors the DC potential on the skin surrounding the eyes, which is proportional to the degree of eye movement in any direction. The amplifier output can be switched between normal EOG output and Derivative of EOG. In Derivative mode, the amplifier outputs the measured velocity of eye movement; which is useful for saccade and nystagmus investigations. The amplifier permits DC coupling to electrodes for X/Y graphing of eye movement without discernible decay.


Applications
 EOG: Eye Movement
 Magnetic Resonance Imaging - MRI Compatible
 Noninvasive Blood Pressure Monitoring
 Sleep Studies

 


Gain: 500, 1000, 2000, 5000
Output selection: Normal, Derivative output
Output Range ±10 V (analog)
Low Pass Filter: 35 Hz, 100 Hz
High Pass Filter: DC, 0.05 Hz
Notch Interference Filter: 50 dB rejection @ 50 or 60 Hz
Noise Voltage (0.05-35 Hz): 0.1 µV (rms)
Zin: 2M Ohm (Differential), 1000M Ohms (Common mode)
CMRR: 110 dB min (50/60 Hz)
Common Mode Input Voltage Range:
±10 V (referenced to amplifier ground)
±1500 VDC (referenced to mains ground)
Frequency Response:
Maximum bandwidth (DC - 100 Hz);
response can be customized at BIOPAC
Input Voltage Range  
Gain Vin (mV)
500 ±20
1000 ±10
2000 ±5
5000 ±2

Noise Graph

The bottom graph (plotted in nV per root Hz) applies to all BIOPAC MP System biopotential amplifiers and should be interpreted in accordance with the user's bandwidth estimates.

noise graph in nV per root Hz for BIOPAC biopotential amps
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