Specifications
Output Range: 2 μV – 200 mV
Noise: 2 μV rms (1 – 1250 Hz)
Bandwidth: 1 – 1250 Hz
Operating Temperature: -40 to +85 °C
Dimensions: 26 mm diameter x 10 mm high
Interface: CH input on MP3X, MP46, or MP45
Cable Length: 3 meters
Biopac Student Lab Accessory
Detect heart sounds, Korotkoff sounds, rubbing or grinding (e.g., Bruxism), and more
The SS17LA is a contact acoustical transducer. The sensing element is a piezo-electric ceramic disk that’s bonded to the interior of a plastic circular housing. The housing acts to focus intercepted surface pressure waves onto the piezo-electric ceramic disk to enhance both sensitivity and signal to noise ratio.
The SS17LA connects to a single input channel of the BSL System MP3X, MP46, or MP45 unit to measure a wide array of physiological sounds and pressure waves.
The SS17LA can
To listen to physiological sounds, as they are recorded, connect an audio amplifier or pair of headphones to the MP3X output.
See More...Output Range: 2 μV – 200 mV
Noise: 2 μV rms (1 – 1250 Hz)
Bandwidth: 1 – 1250 Hz
Operating Temperature: -40 to +85 °C
Dimensions: 26 mm diameter x 10 mm high
Interface: CH input on MP3X, MP46, or MP45
Cable Length: 3 meters
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