Engage students and develop critical thinking skills
Biopac Science Lab System with MP40 allows high school students to display, record, and analyze data from their own bodies from 11 different physiology lessons. This approach promotes scientific inquiry and student participation and engages student minds to develop critical thinking skills through real and exciting lab experiences.
Students record data from their own bodies, analyze it, and compare results with other students.
Simple, hand-held equipment. Lessons written by and for teachers. Easy-to-follow tutorial lessons.
Connects to any Windows® computer. Robust, easy-to-use system. See and hear EMG signals.
The handheld Biopac Science Lab MP40 unit connects to the computer via Line-In. If a computer does not have a built-in Line-In jack, an external USB audio adapter can be used (such as USB-SOUND ). Audio line-in is not the same as headphones; see Adapter Compatibility for details.
S01 - EMG Motor Unit Recruitment - Biopac Science Lab
S02 - EMG Skeletal Muscles and Mechanical Work
S03 - Components of the ECG - Biopac Science Lab
S04 - Electrocardiography - Biopac Science Lab
S05 - EEG Brain Rhythms - Biopac Science Lab
S06 - EEG Alpha Rhythms - Biopac Science Lab
S08 - EOG - Biopac Science Lab
S09 - Biofeedback (Autonomic Nervous System)
S10 - Aerobic Exercise Physiology - Biopac Science Lab
S12 - Respiration - Biopac Science Lab
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