Use the MCE100C amplifier module to record the MAP signal and use the Macintosh version of AcqKnowledge to automate the analysis process. The software performs classification of MAP data acquired from a human or animal subject and extracts various cycle by cycle intervals. The software scores the waveform to identify the appropriate points of the signal, measures the data, plots the results and exports them to a spreadsheet. Locates upstroke, maximum, 100% recovery, and user-specified recovery points on the action potential.
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The analysis outputs the following information on a cycle-by-cycle basis and the textual output cites the average of all of the cycle-by-cycle values:
| Name | Abbrev. |
| 100% recovery period | 100% REC |
| dV/dt Maximum | dV Max |
| dV/dt Minimum | dV Min |
| End diastolic voltage | EDV |
| Maximum voltage | MAX |
| Minimum voltage | MIN |
| Plateau voltage | PLAT |
| Rate | – |
| Stroke amplitude | AMP |
| User recovery period | % REC |
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MP36R System
Wired | Monophasic Action Potential
MP36R with AcqKnowledge plus high impedance cable and unipolar needle electrode
MP160 System
Wired | Monophasic Action Potential
MP160 System with microelectrode amplifier and needle electrodes
MP36R System
MP160 System
MP160 System
MRI | Monophasic Action Potential
MP160 with AcqKnowledge plus O2 & CO2 modules & 300L/min flow transducer for MRI
MP160 System
MP36R System
Animal | Monophasic Action Potential
MP36R with AcqKnowledge plus high impedance cable and unipolar needle electrode
MP160 System
Animal | Monophasic Action Potential
MP160 System with microelectrode amplifier and needle electrodes
MP36R System
MP160 System
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