Pressure Pad / Respiration Trans.

The TSD110 consists of a differential pressure transducer (TSD160B), sensor (RX110), and tubing (AFT30). The TSD110 interfaces to a DA100C amplifier for use with an MP1x0 research system.

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The Pressure Pad/Respiration Transducer (TSD110) requires no electrical connections and works on a number of body locations (affix with TAPE1). The multipurpose assembly can be used to:

1. Measure pulse when placed on a major pulse point.
2. Noninvasively measure respiration—from a small mouse to a human.
3. Measure small pressing forces (like pinching fingers together) for Parkinson’s evaluations.
4. Measure human facial expressions (smiling, frowning, etc.)
5. Measure swallowing (deglutition)
6. Measure spacing and pressure between teeth coming together.
7. Measure startle blink response.