The PT-104 plethysmograph with DIN connector for use with iWorx Computer Interfaces is a sensitive, rugged, non-magnetic sensor, ideal for classroom use. Its small in size and plugs directly into any recorder input, requiring no auxiliary power. When used as a pulse sensor, the PT-104 produces a signal from which rates and relative pressure information can be computed. The real-time integral of this signal is identical to volume pulse signals recorded with more expensive infrared pulse plethysmographs.
Applications include measurement of peripheral pressure pulses and Korotkoff sounds and small animal respiratory activity.
PT-104 Specifications | |
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Typical Pulse Output | 100 mV amplitude |
Frequency Response | ±0/1 to 750 Hz |
Dimensions | 0.86 in Dia. x 0.35 in. H |
Lab Exercises |
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HC-01: Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation and Body Position |
HC-02: Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation and Imposed Conditions |
HC-03: Pulse Wave Velocity |
HC-04: Pulse Contour Analysis |
HC-05: Body Position, Exercise and Cardiac Output |
HE-01: Metabolism and Thermal Response to Exercise |
HE-02: Recovery from Exercise |
HH-01: Electrocardiogram (ECG) and Peripheral Circulation |
HH-03: Exercise, the ECG and Peripheral Circulation |
HH-05A: The Diving Reflex |
HH-05B: The Diving Reflex with Respiration rate |
HH-12: Pulse and Heart Rate Variability (HRV) |
HN-02B: Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Plethysmograph |
HN-08: Game Show Physiology |
HP-05A: Heart Rate and Blood Pressure |
HP-05B: Personality and Vagal Tone |
HP-05C: Vigilance and Reaction Time |
HP-06: Cynicism-Hostility and the Hot Reactor |
HP-07: The Stroop Effect |
HP-08: The Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) and Investigation into Cheating |
HP-12: Rubber Hand Illusion |
HP-14: Hypothesis-driven Biofeedback Lab/Research Study |
HS-04: Lung Volumes and Heart Rate |
HS-05: Breathing Techniques and Heart Rate |
TT-02: Tutorial with pulse |