This manual covers how to use AcqKnowledge 3.9 software with an MP150 or MP100 System and details BIOPAC equipment available for a variety of applications.
General software setup—analog, digital, and calculation channel parameters along with acquisition parameters such as sampling rate, duration, and storage options—as well as measurements, transformations, and display properties are discussed. Appendix sections cover filter characteristics, specialized analysis protocols, and network data transfer guidelines (for VR/Immersive labs).
If the application you desire is not addressed in this manual, you may find it covered in one of our many Application Notes.
Learn how to set up eye tracking glasses and collect, analyze, and combine eye tracking & physiology data to extract the most value from your experiment.
– study mobile or remote participants
– capture areas of interest, fixations, heat maps, dwell time, and more
– synchronize with biometrics such as EEG, ECG, EDA, EMG/fEMG, RSP
– develop insights in ergonomics, product development, UI/UX, group dynamics, performance development, training, etc.
Webinar is LIVE on February 27th at 8 AM PT.
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