Recording outputs from STG2004
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Recording outputs from STG2004
Hello,
I want to check if STG2004 gives always constant and stable stimulating signals (ex. +-1V, 100us duration, 1Hz for 2-3 hours).
As I have to record, I used the clampex program and Apparently the signals were not stable (sometimes smaller or bigger voltages) during 3 hours.
But the output signals could be distorted by a device because we had to make a special device to connect 2mm plug cables to a BNC input of the clampex amplifier.
Do you have any feedback that STG2004 gives unstable voltages for a long term period? And do you know the best way to see and record signals from the stimulator except for a oscilloscope (because we can't record)?
Seon-Ah
I want to check if STG2004 gives always constant and stable stimulating signals (ex. +-1V, 100us duration, 1Hz for 2-3 hours).
As I have to record, I used the clampex program and Apparently the signals were not stable (sometimes smaller or bigger voltages) during 3 hours.
But the output signals could be distorted by a device because we had to make a special device to connect 2mm plug cables to a BNC input of the clampex amplifier.
Do you have any feedback that STG2004 gives unstable voltages for a long term period? And do you know the best way to see and record signals from the stimulator except for a oscilloscope (because we can't record)?
Seon-Ah
sahch- Posts : 4
Join date : 2009-08-12
STG2004
Dear Seon-Ah,
you might use the Analog inputs of your MC_Card to monitor output pulses of the STG. Just remember to set sampling frequency to a sufficiently high value to be sure to collect a few datapoints during the 100us pulses.
To doublecheck if the way you connected your device might affect signals you can use two analog inputs: one directly connected via BNC cable with the STG voltage output, the other one via your clamp.
I hope that helps...
Thomas
you might use the Analog inputs of your MC_Card to monitor output pulses of the STG. Just remember to set sampling frequency to a sufficiently high value to be sure to collect a few datapoints during the 100us pulses.
To doublecheck if the way you connected your device might affect signals you can use two analog inputs: one directly connected via BNC cable with the STG voltage output, the other one via your clamp.
I hope that helps...
Thomas
ThomasMCS- Posts : 71
Join date : 2008-07-16
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