See DOC-RXPROBE-02A for Setup, optional Calibration, Acquiring Data, Probe Care, Principle of Operation, and Probe Specifications.
Biopac Student Lab Accessory
The SS69LA transducer measures dissolved oxygen. This easy-to-use dissolved O2 probe relies on fluorescence and has temperature and pressure sensors, allowing it to provide calibrated output with no need for two-point calibration. The cable box contains an SD card which holds calibration information and a switch allowing transducer output to be proportional either to % oxygen saturation or absolute concentration (mg/L). No warm up time, no stirring, no need for sodium sulfite solution.
The SS69LA includes a dissolved oxygen probe and an interface to an MP3X, MP46, or MP45 data acquisition unit.
See DOC-RXPROBE-02A for Setup, optional Calibration, Acquiring Data, Probe Care, Principle of Operation, and Probe Specifications.
BIOPAC will present a complete and integrated solution that includes eye tracking analytics, the ability to link physiological data, and implementation of user interaction. A user-friendly interface combined with examples enables even novices to get started right away! Learn how eye tracking analytics tools can save considerable time and effort with data interpretation.
You Will Learn:
• How the system works
• How you can use eye tracking to add interactivity in VR
• How to perform a stimulus presentation paradigm in VR
• How to work with 360 videos and images
• Eye tracking data analysis—heatmaps, gaze replay, fixation times, gaze intersection, etc.
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