Overview
The BMA-400 Bioamplifier is a low-noise, four-channel instrument for amplifying EEG, ECG, EMG, and other extracellular biopotential signals. It features low noise, a wide gain range, and sharp cutoff bandpass filters. It can be used as a stable DC amplifier, and includes adjustable DC input offset controls.
Logic inputs control stimulus passing through the recording electrodes. This stim/record inputs, as well as the four channel outputs, are connected to a multi-pin connector on the rear panel for convenient cable connections. Four standard input cables are provided, and a range of electrode lead-wires are available (needle, snap, etc.). Unwired input plugs are available for fully custom electrode configurations.
Applications for the BMA-400 Bioamplifier include multi-channel EEG, EMG, and other extracellular biopotential measurements. Head-stages are available for high-impedance electrodes or custom recording applications, including the ISO-Z isolated head-stage.