Analog Electronics Trainer
Powered workstation with built-in sources and instrumentation for device and amplifier experiments.
Biopotential amplifier chain fed by simulated physiological signals for medical electronics coursework.
Instrumentation amplifier, filtering, isolation, and display stages laid out as a measurement chain with test points between blocks, driven by a signal simulator rather than by a person. Electronics and biomedical programmes use it for gain, noise rejection, filtering, and isolation exercises, and it is a teaching instrument with no clinical use implied.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Signal source | Physiological signal simulator with selectable waveforms and amplitudes |
| Amplifier chain | Instrumentation amplifier, filtering, and isolation stages with test points |
| Measurement blocks | Biopotential, temperature, respiration, and pulse measurement modules |
| Display | Onboard display with oscilloscope and data acquisition outputs |
| Use | Training use with simulated signals only, no patient connection |
| Experiments | Gain and bandwidth, noise rejection, filter response, and isolation checks |
| Power supply | 220-240 V, 60 Hz, single phase (three phase where the apparatus requires it) |
| Supplied with | Delivery, installation, commissioning, and faculty orientation |
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