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SAMBA PRECLIN FOR MRI - 15 CM - TSD173B

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Samba Preclin for MRI - 15 cm
This Micro Pressure Transducer from fits the MPMS100A-1/MPMS100A-2 Micro Pressure Measurement System control unit. The Samba Preclin transducer is very stable, has a low temperature coefficient, and is easy to use. The optical transducer is biocompatible and has intrinsic electrical isolation. The micro dimensions of the transducer tip ensure a well-defined measurement location and minimal influence on the measurement environment. The transducer consists of a silicon sensor element, 0.42 mm in diameter, bonded to an optical fiber 0.25 mm to 0.40 mm diameter.

Micro pressure measurement

Each transducer is delivered calibrated to minimize the need for customer calibration. This simplifies the use of the system and reduces the risk of human errors.


 

MRI scan of TSD170 series transducer measuring pressure in a mouse heart:

MRI scan of TSD173 series transducer measuring pressure in a mouse heart

Click here to request video showing the insertion of a TSD170 series pressure transducer into the right carotid artery of a mouse.

 

 

Transducer Options (-50 to 350 mbar):

  • MRI: TSD173A 10 m/5 cm or TSD173B 10 m/15 cm
  • Radio-opaque: TSD174A 4 m/5 cm or TSD174B 4 m/15 cm
  • Standard: TSD175A 4 m/5 cm or TSD175B 4 m/15 cm

If you have an older model MPMS100 control unit, please contact BIOPAC for transducer part numbers and pricing..

NOTE: Only one 10 m probe can be used at a time; the dual channel MPMS100A-2 unit can’t accommodate two MRI probes at the same time.


Applications
 Magnetic Resonance Imaging - MRI Compatible

 
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