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To analyze Biopac Student Lab data files on a computer without an MP3X data acquisition unit connected, use this software download (4 MB). The download will install an analysis-only version of the software, which will allow you to use the Review Saved Data (RSD) tools. You cannot acquire data with this version. This download is compatible with Mac OS 9 (see link to free download below). Installation Instructions BSL Lesson data—Open and analyze data recorded with the Biopac Student Lab Lesson software.Download the installer file below.Double-click on the BSL Installer file.The installation program will then run.BSL PRO data—To open a BSL PRO file you have to rename the file to meet the BSL Lesson naming convention.The naming convention for Lessons is BIOPACfile-L18Note that there is no dot.The number does not have to be 18—it can be any two digit number between 01 and 99.You can have any sequence of letters before -L. For example, file-L03, ECGtest-L77 and Longfilename-L11 are all legitimate file names.
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 […]
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Physiological Lung Testing in the MRI to Find Damage from Military Deployments Our military veterans who served overseas in the middle east often come home with scars both seen and unseen. For some vets, unfortunately, these scars can take the form of lung damage sustained due to sandstorms, burn pits, and other high toxicity situations apparent […]
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