Record the electrical activity of the brain that occurs between pairs of electrodes in contact with the scalp and represents the sum of a large amount of underlying neural activity.
ADInstruments offers a comprehensive and easy-to-use solution for visual stimulus presentation and evoked response studies to study behavioral and cognitive neuroscience, and decision-making. With the combination of SuperLab and StimTracker from Cedrus with PowerLab and LabChart, you can create an integrated system with simple media management, tracking and complete control of your research data.
Our human approved stimulus isolators also allow for studies requiring electrical stimulation of nerves. PowerLab can also interface with other types of stimulators, such as TMS machines for non-invasive brain stimulation.
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In conjunction with our solutions shown below, any device with an analog output (+/- 10V) can be connected to a PowerLab data acquisition system for synchronization of the event in LabChart, giving you more flexibility and the ability to integrate your data streams in one place.
All our hardware recommended for human use is backed by the appropriate safety certification standards. More information on safety standards.
Galvanically isolated, high-performance differential biological amplifiers optimized for measuring a wide variety of biological signals such as...
The StimTracker Duo allows for easy sending of event markers from a stimulus presentation computer to a PowerLab data acquisition system.
MagStim Interface Cable (1.5 m)
The MagStim Interface Cable is used for connecting the Isolated Interface of a MagStim 2002 stimulator to any PowerLab with a Trigger input option.
Push Button Switches connect to any PowerLab (via BNC or DIN input), providing either a 1V or 6V output for triggering, timing or marker signals.
Provides the subject with the ability to quantify their response to a range of different stimuli in psychology related experiments.
Response Pad to PowerLab Cable (2m)
The Response Pad to PowerLab Cable (2m) connects to the Accessory Connector on the back of the any of the RB-x30 Series (discontinued) response pads directly to any PowerLab unit with a Digital...
These response pads are smart devices and are ideally suited for SuperLab experiments involving spatial orientation.
Creates a platform allowing you to acquire biological signals from multiple sources simultaneously and apply advanced calculations and plots.
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Response or reaction times (RT) and duration
Conscious response types (positive or negative)
Evoked responses (biopotentials, EOG, EEG, EMG)
Subconscious responses (heart rate, breathing rate)
Biofeedback
Stress Response
Reaction times
Sensory perceptions & Illusions
Classic conditioning
Operant conditioning
TMS Studies
Record the electrical activity of the brain that occurs between pairs of electrodes in contact with the scalp and represents the sum of a large amount of underlying neural activity.
Measure electrical stimulation and pacing in human subjects.
Electromyography (EMG) is the study of muscle electrical activity. Useful in recording reflexes and reaction times through to fine facial movements in response to stimuli.
Eye movements can be recorded using electrodes placed in the skin near the eyes. This includes such as tracking moving objects, fixating on stationary objects while the head moves, or measuring the direction and size of eye movements.
Sample single or multi-unit spikes. Sort and analyze these signals with LabChart’s Spike Histogram Module. Your LFP and Evoked potentials can be analyzed using Peak Analysis.
Options for both wireless and wired recording of heart rate as a reference to changes in cognitive and emotional states.
Trigger sounds played to participants during the experiment and record responses.
Temperature is a useful tool in determining many factors such as subject health or the stability of an experimental preparation. It is also usefulas a calculation factor for comparing measurements taken in different states.
Simultaneously record and synchronize video to observe video and physiological data together.
ADInstruments systems provide an integrated solution to advance life science research. With the combination of LabChart or LabChart Lightning analysis software and a PowerLab data acquisition unit, you have the flexibility to collect and synchronize a wide range of signals for analysis. We also offer a range of LabChart compatible solutions able to stream directly in LabChart.
Enabling Discovery
LabChart data analysis software creates a platform for all of your recording devices to work together, allowing you to acquire biological signals from multiple sources simultaneously and apply advanced calculations and plots as your experiment unfolds.
Data acquisition and analysis re-imagined. Make unique discoveries with unlimited freedom and flexibility. Try LabChart Lightning »
Data with Integrity
High-performance data acquisition hardware designed for life science research. PowerLab is engineered for precise, consistent, reliable data acquisition, giving you the reproducible data you need while meeting the strictest international safety standards.
LabChart software is designed specifically for life science data and provides up to 32 channels for data display and analysis options that are powerful and easy to use. With auto-recognition of ADI and LabChart Compatible hardware, multi-window views, one touch recording, simultaneous recording from multiple devices, specialized preconfigured settings, easy sharing options and an interface that can be customized to show only the features you want to use.
Additional acquisition and analysis features and add-ons to support your Stimulation studies:
Powerfully convert your time based signal to its component frequencies.
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The average human reaction time is about 150 ms to touch, 170ms for auditory stimulus and about 250ms for visual stimuli. However, many factors can affect an individual reaction time to stimulus. Examples that are often tested as variables in psychophysiology experiments include:
LabChart's Stimulator feature set facilitates the generation of a wide variety of stimulus...
LabChart's Video Capture Module is indispensable for those interested in the simultaneous...
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