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Extracellular Amplifiers
WPI have developed several extracellular amplifiers with various functions and applications.
ISO-DAM8A
The ISO-DAM8A is a compact modular standard rack mountable DC amplifier system.
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DAM50
AC/DC amplification, high and low bandwidth filtering with low noise front end.

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DAM80
AC amplifier with low noise headstage for recording from metal or glass electrodes.
 
 
 

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 Manuals
All the manuals for the extracellular amplifiers.
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 DBA-H
The DBA-H is a high performance programmable amplifier for neurophysiology recording.
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 ISO-DAM
Isolated low noise bio-amplifier. ISO-DAM is optically isolated so no significant current can flow from input terminals of the preamplifier to ground.
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 DAM60
AC/DC amplification, high and low bandwidth filtering with low noise front end. Also includes a linear current generator.

 

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 DBA-S
The DBA-S is a high performance programmable amplifier for EEG and EMG.
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 ISO-80
The improved ISO-80 provides low noise AC coupled amplification for in vitro and in vivo action potential monitoring.
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 DAM70
AC/DC amplification, high and low bandwidth filtering with low noise front end. Also includes a linear current generator and a gates stimulus artefact suppression system.

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