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Digitimer DS3 Isolated Constant
Voltage Stimulator
Brief pulses of electricity
are used in various biomedical research applications as a
stimulus to excite nerve or muscle fibers. Several factors
need to be considered when choosing the right stimulator.
The DS3 provides
a precise Constant Current stimulus (up to 32mA) controllable
in Pulse Duration and Amplitude and as with the DS2A this
output comes from self-contained batteries.
The DS3 also features a "clamp" or discharge circuit
which discharges the output between stimuli, preventing a
charge build up on the preparation. In other constant
current devices this charge build up can lead to a loss of
stimulus. The DS3 can be triggered by an external device
such as our new DG2A
Train/Delay Generator.
NOTE: This stimulator is NOT approved for use on human subjects.
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• Four current ranges allow precise control of output between 2µA
and 32mA.
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Output discharge (Clamp) circuit prevents capacitance build-up during stimulus
trains, which is important to prevent stimulus loss.
• 90v compliance provided.

• Accurate and reproducible stimulus characteristics.
• Switchable polarity, variable output and duration ranges (20µs
to 2s).
• External pulse duration control through the BNC trigger input.
• A single-shot button, which operates irrespective of trigger inputs.
•Cases manufactured from insulating material may be rack mounted using an optional
mounting frame (Model D121-11) available from Digitimer Ltd.
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