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fNIR Sensor Replacement for Optical Brain Imaging
NIRS 6-optode sensor
NIRS 5-optode sensor
NIRS sensor pads
fNIR with Optical Imaging Station
Wireless fNIR Optical Imaging Setup
Part #: RXFNIR-2000-18S, RXFNIR-2000-6, RXFNIR-2000-5

These functional near-infrared optical brain imaging forehead (prefrontal cortex) sensor pads connect to an fNIR Imager to provide real-time oxy-Hb, deoxy-Hb, and raw data values for each channel measurement area. Each sensor can be applied to a different subject—run multiple subjects from a single unit (additional cables may be required).

18-optode (2 near) full head forehead pad

  • requires 2 sensor cables
  • shielded: grounded layers of copper protect the signal lines from being corrupted by environmental Electro Magnetic waves
  • compatible with Imager 2000S/M or 1200; ships with systems
  • to record 54 channels, use three (3) 18-optode sensors with required cables

6-optode (2 near) sensor pad

  • requires 1 LEFT (L) sensor cable—not compatible with RIGHT (R)
  • compatible with Imager 2000C/E/M/S

5-optode (1 near) sensor pad

  • requires 1 LEFT (L) sensor cable—not compatible with RIGHT (R)
  • compatible with Imager 2000C/E/M/S
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Lowest price in the industry with cutting edge engineering, the highest quality material, and robust data collection

Shortest Prep

Easy sensor application, calibration, and baselining shorten prep time & learning curve

Least Intrusive

18-optode sensor weighs ~32 grams (1 oz.)

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prefrontal cortex sensors for NIRSfNIR sensor/cable connection

Sensor cables are included with the fNIR Imaging System and can also be ordered separately.

Photo-detectors: Silicon photodiode with integrated trans-impedance preamp

Photo-emitters: 730 nm/850 nm dual wave-length LED

Material: silicone rubber over-molded

Sensor Use with Young Subjects

When using 5 or 6 opcode sensors on young subjects, LED electrical current to the Main and Reference optodes must be adjusted down to adequately cover the A/D range in the provided COBI software. Source detectors are set at 2.5 cm for pediatric subjects but may go to 2 cm for infant studies. Settings need to be reviewed for each participant since factors such as bone density, skin color, perspiration, etc. may play a role. Aim for the middle of the A/D range by adjusting LED Currents and Gain, trying to keep gain as close to 1 as possible.

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Cleaning fNIR Imagers and Sensors

All generations and models: Use an alcohol-based antiseptic to gently wipe the surface of the fNIR Imager unit or sensor; never use peroxide-based antiseptics.

For older Imagers or the test sensor

PART # | Channels | Detectors | Emitters | Inter-optode Distance | Interface

RXFNIR-4 Split | 4 | 4 | 2 |25 mm | all Imagers

FNIR-PHANTOM | mimics optical properties of brain tissue to test sensor performance |≥ Imager 1100

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