Ml826 powerlab 2 26

Manufactured by ADInstruments

The ML826 PowerLab 2/26 is a data acquisition device designed for recording and analyzing physiological signals. It features 26 input channels, 8 analog outputs, and a range of compatibility with various sensors and electrodes. The device is intended for use in research and educational settings.

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PowerLab (853 citations) PowerLab 2/26 (10 citations) ML826 (4 citations)

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Differential Pressure Measurement for Microfiltration

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A blood pressure
monitoring kit (DX360
NIHON KOHDEN) was combined with a bridge amplifier (ADInstruments
FE221) and an AD converter (ADInstruments ML826 PowerLab 2/26) to
measure the differential pressure for microfiltration. Differential
pressure was calculated by detecting the pressures upstream and downstream
of the filter using a transducer. The pressure drop was evaluated
from the differential pressure 300 s after initiating filtration.

Onoshima D., Hase T., Kihara N., Kuboyama D., Tanaka H., Ozawa N., Yukawa H., Sato M., Ishikawa K., Hasegawa Y., Ishii M., Hori M, & Baba Y. (2022). Leukocyte Depletion and Size-Based Enrichment of Circulating Tumor Cells Using a Pressure-Sensing Microfiltration Device. ACS Measurement Science Au, 3(2), 113-119.

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Measuring Differential Pressure in Filtration

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The differential pressure between the areas immediately before and after the glass filters were measured using blood pressure monitoring kits (DX300, Nihon Kohden), bridge amplifiers (FE221, AD Instruments), and an analog-to-digital converter (ML826 PowerLab 2/26, AD Instruments; Fig. 2a).

Tanaka H., Iwata D., Shibata Y., Hase T., Onoshima D., Yogo N., Shibata H., Sato M., Ishikawa K., Nagasawa I., Hasegawa Y., Ishii M., Baba Y, & Hori M. (2023). High-performance glass filters for capturing and culturing circulating tumor cells and cancer-associated fibroblasts. Scientific Reports, 13, 4130.

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