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fNIR Sensor Replacement for Optical Brain Imaging
Part #: RXFNIR-4

Functional near-infrared optical brain imaging forehead (prefrontal cortex) sensor pads connect to fNIR System Imager unit to provide real-time oxy-Hb, deoxy-Hb, and raw data values for each channel measurement area.

RXFNIR-4

Channels: 4 (split)
Detectors: 4 x silicon photodiode with integrated trans-impedance preamp
Emitters: 2 x 730 nm/850 nm dual wave-length LED
Inter-optode Distance: 25 mm
Material: silicone rubber over-molded
Interface: all Imagers

 

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Microvascular Oxygenation

Use fNIRS in muscle activation studies to increase understanding of underlying control mechanisms that couple oxygen delivery to oxidative metabolism.

Optical brain imaging

fNIRS functional near-infrared spectroscopy (prefrontal cortex)

BIOPAC data acquisition
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Part #: RXFNIR-4
Categories: fNIRS Optical Brain Imaging - Research
Subcategories: Sensor Options - Research

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Cleaning fNIRS Sensor

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.

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