BIOPAC Webinars | Popular Presentations

BIOPAC Systems are used in top universities and global 500 companies worldwide for a wide array of life science data acquisition & analysis applications. BIOPAC experts, including academic and industry partners, have presented more than 70 on-demand training seminars to help researchers in university or commercial settings maximize the potential of their systems and studies.

Top Five Presentations

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1. Fundamentals of Physiological Data Recording

Basic principles of physiological data collection covers fundamentals of data collection and equipment configuration equipment to help you refine experiment protocols and avoid costly missteps. Topics include: Electrode selection and placement for different body signals; Analog to Digital Conversion; Sample rates (correct vs. incorrect); Filtering; and Scaling and calibration.

2. ECG Webinar | Recording Great ECG Data

Explains and demonstrates fundamental techniques for recording clean, usable ECG (EKG) data with wireless, logged, and tethered systems for in-lab, remote, or MRI studies. Covers Simple Lead II ECG, 6-lead and 12-lead ECG, R-R Interval, Lead II Analysis, and more.

3. How to Record Great Facial EMG Data

Learn how to set up a Facial EMG study, where to place the electrodes on zygomaticus major muscle and corrigator supercilii muscle, and best practices for recording great signals. Use fEMG data in a variety of studies involving visual, auditory and haptic stimuli, startle and response, unconscious learning, emotional response and more.

4. EDA Webinar Part I | Recording Great EDA Data

Learn how to accurately record and analyze great electrodermal activity (EDA) data. Begins with tips for participant and hardware setup, and include an overview of software tools for automated analysis and measurement. Discusses artifact identification and removal, analysis techniques, what good vs. bad data looks like, and common issues and troubleshooting.

5. How to Record Great Respiration Data

Respiration is one of the major signals tracked in physiological research. Learning how to record good respiration data, and how to select the right tool and technique for your research, is critical to a successful experiment. Learn how to select the right technique for common applications, optimize devices to record quality data, identify good vs. bad data, and prepare data for basic analysis techniques.

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