Temperature Probes
BIOPAC offers several temperature transducers that are suitable for surface and rectal or oral measurements.
The TSD202A-MRI is a very small, fast response temperature probe appropriate for use in locations where temperature changes rapidly, as with the temperature changes of inspired/expired breath. Place it under the nose, or over mouth and record the temperature change as the subject breathes in and out. The subject must breathe through their nose or mouth in order for this method to work. TAPE1 is recommended to secure the TSD202A-MRI in place.
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MRI - Cleaning Data - EMG example
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MP160 System
MRI | MRI Temperature
MP160 with fiber optic temperature system and high field FO probe for MRI.
MP160 System
MRI | MRI Temperature
MP160 with skin temperature amplifier, fast-response thermistor transducer (tested to 7T), and filtered cable set for MRI.
MP160 System
MRI | MRI Temperature
MP160 with fiber optic temperature system and probe (up to 3T).
MP160 System
MP160 System
MP160 System
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