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Introduction
RESP1 IMPEDANCE
Use the RESP1 to monitor the larger trans-thoracic and
PNEUMOGRAPH
trans-abdominal impedance changes that result from
respiration. Merely placing two electrodes across the area
of interest allows the RESP1 to monitor respiration not only
in humans, but also in a wide variety of animals.
The RESP1 induces a small and safe high-frequency
(30KHz) current to flow between the electrodes, and then
senses the resulting voltage across the same electrodes.
No balancing is required; the RESP1 output signal always
returns to the zero baseline.
The Model 1130 Pneumotrace Respiration Transducer may
be used instead of electrodes with the RESP1.
Controls and connectors
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Summary of Contents for UFi RESP1
- Page 1 Merely placing two electrodes across the area of interest allows the RESP1 to monitor respiration not only in humans, but also in a wide variety of animals. The RESP1 induces a small and safe high-frequency (30KHz) current to flow between the electrodes, and then senses the resulting voltage across the same electrodes.
- Page 2 Meter • If RESP1 signal is too strong for recording device, • In normal operation, meter needle moves with you will need to attenuate RESP1 output. Contact each inspiration and expiration.
- Page 3 Subject may now resume normal breathing; RESP1 operates as described for EEG or EKG electrodes. Using the RESP1/EF or RESP1/EKG Two variants of the RESP1 can output both respiration and non-clinical ECG signals: • The RESP1/EF separates the ECG signal from the respiration signal with a filter but does not amplify the ECG output.
- Page 4 Warranty and repair RESP I specifications • All UFI instruments are warranted against defects in materials Impedance range 1 to 2000 ohms and workmanship to the original purchaser for a period of one • Respiration output level 1 to 5 volts year from the date of original purchase.
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