BSL Catalog - Biopac

psychophysiology &neurophysiologyA18www.biopac.comPresent a wide array of psychophysiologyexperimental techniqueswith the BSL System. Lessons guidestudents through recording andanalysis modalities to provide buildingblocks that empower students toperform increasingly advancedstudies. Acquire signals for ECG,EDA (GSR), EEG, EMG, EOG andEGG. Combine physiological datawith trigger information timesyncedwith advanced stimuluspresentation paradigms. Recordnoninvasive cardiac output andblood pressure while studentsperform tasks or respond to apresentation.features28 lessons targeted for Psychophys. & Neurophys.ECG, EEG, EMG, EOG & EGGAutonomic Nervous SystemAuditory & Visual Evoked ResponseEvent Related PotentialStartle Eye Blink ExperimentsNerve ConductionHabituationStroopSensory Motor LearningElectrodermal Activity (GSR)Heart Rate VariabilityVisual Presentation System (SuperLab & E-Prime)Cardiac Output (via bioimpedance)Pre-ejection Period (PEP)Automatic Continuous Noninvasive Blood PressureSuitable for inquiry-based, active learning in 2-yr. & 4-yr.programs, medical schools, and nursing programs.Powerful set-up and analysis tools make the BSL idealfor graduate level studies and personal research.Autonomic Nervous SystemUse the BSL system to record changes in the parasympathetic andsympathetic nervous system activity. Acquire a wide variety of ANSrelatedsignals such as EDA (GSR), skin temperature, ECG, pulse,respiration, airflow, nerve conduction,continuous blood pressure, andcontinuous noninvasive cardiacoutput (bioimpedance method).Simultaneous graphing shows heartrate, electrodermal activity (GSR)and respiration rates. After theexperiment, evaluate the data usingElectrodermal activity (GSR) fromLesson 14the powerful and user-friendlyanalysis functions.Event Related PotentialsCombine the BSL with a visual presentation system such as SuperLab toexplore a wide variety of experiments like Stroop, Oddball, Habituation,and Startle Response. SuperLab is user-friendly and greatly simplifies developmentof a range of visual and auditory presentations. As each stimulus ispresented, SuperLab sends a digital pulse to theBSL System to mark the onset of the stimulus.The stimuli are classified into different groupswith each group assigned a unique digital channel.The BSL software will identify the digitalpulse and automatically measure the associatedresponse, and provide the average or performmeasurements on each response in the stimulusFacial EMG electrodes classification.Evoked ResponseLessons guide students throughevoked response recordings. Use thesystem to trigger a stimulus andderive the average response. Use withheadphones, stroboscope, or electricalor mechanical stimulation for auditory,visual or somatosensory response.EEG filtered from Lesson 3