Sensors non MR compatible

Non MR compatible sensors for peripheral signal recordings

Dating back all the way to the its origins in the late 19th century, the recording of peripheral biosignals has always been a hallmark of neurophysiological research. However, with the advent of new and ever more sophisticated investigational techniques such as MEG, PET, fMRI and EEG/MR, the concurrent and multimodal measurement of peripheral physiological signals is adding immense power to the investigation of many central nervous and peripheral mechanisms.

Following this research trend, Brain Products has developed and offers a large variety of sensors e.g. for the recording of

  • Photo Sensor
    – in the lab environment
  • acceleration 1D
  • acceleration 3D
    – in the lab environment or in the MR environment
  • respiration
    – in the lab environment or in the MR environment
  • temperature
  • blood pulse
  • galvanic skin response (GSR)
    – in the lab environment or in the MR environment

All sensors are manufactured to meet the highest safety standards and are powered directly from the electrically isolated amplifiers.

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