The iWorx RA Recorder is the most advanced and feature-rich physiological data? acquisition system on the market. It comes standard with 4 BNC inputs, 4 Transducer inputs, 2 Event Marker inputs, 8 digital inputs, a low voltage and high voltage stimulator, 8 digital outputs, a built-in barometric pressure sensor and 4 iWire inputs. The iWorx RA exhibits the high resolution, low noise and flexibility required for a variety of research applications including:

• Cardiac Function

• Hemodynamics

• Isolated tissue and organ studies

• Exercise physiology research

• Metabolic function studies

• Neuroscience

• Oocyte clamp and epithelial voltage clamp applications

• Versatile record multiple signals simultaneously (i.e. heart rate, respiration and pulse oximetry). See a list of compatible sensors.

• Built-in Stimulators: built-in, software controlled low and high voltage stimulators for both human and animal experiments with a wide array of preset stimulation protocols

• Longer Life Cycle: iWire digital design accommodates future lab technologies

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