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The Variable Range Force Transducer incorporates a unique design that allows the transducer to cover a wide range of forces. This makes it ideal for covering a wide variety of applications. Forces are transmitted back to the beam via a lever arm to insure accurate force measurements. The lever arm has a number of attachment points, each location covering a different range. Change the range of the force transducer from 50 g to 1000 g. This allows you to use the same transducer for very fine in-vitro tissue bath work and also larger in-vivo applications.
The beam and lever arm are mounted in a sealed aluminum enclosure which includes a 9.5 mm diameter mounting rod for holding the transducer in a large variety of orientations.
The Ventilator Validation Kit supports new prototype development, existing design validation for production testing, mobile field testing and verification, and other uses where accurate pressure and flow measurements are critical. The Ventilator Validation Kit provides ventilator manufacturers and prototype developers with a complete solution for validating new medical/hospital-grade ventilator products intended for human use. The VVK100-SYS includes […]
View AllNew Ventilator Validation System Allows Device Manufacturers to Test Ventilator Pressure and Volume System supports rapid development and testing of hardware for COVID-19 treatment Goleta, California – March 24, 2020 BIOPAC Systems, Inc. announced a new Ventilator Validation System for engineering and device manufacturers to use when designing and testing new and existing ventilators for […]
Space Flight Simulations Prevent Disasters Under psychological and physical stress, astronauts can put their mission and crew in danger. Looking into this issue, researchers created a potentially catastrophic spaceflight simulation using a virtual reality environment and recorded the heart rate of participants. Psychophysiological responses to the potentially disastrous flight simulation were recorded using a BIOPAC MP […]
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