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  • US
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  • Deutsch
  • Español (precios €)
  • Portugal
  • Polski
  • 日本人
  • 中國傳統
  • 简化中国

Features

  • Record sweeps of waveform and marker data, free-running or time-locked to a stimulus or response
  • Perform analysis on-line and off-line including waveform averaging (with error bars), power spectra and amplitude histograms

  • Detect and measure waveform features in raw data and average result views and generate measurement both on and off-line in XY views or channels in the data file
  • Mark detected features and events. Markers can be added interactively, by automated measurement processes or by a script
  • Generate simple and complex protocols of waveform and digital output and modify the output interactively even while sampling
  • Automatic triggered script execution at defined times before, during or after a sampled sweep. Scripts can be used to take measurements, report results and update further outputs.

Automated action potential analysis

  • Derive 'virtual channels' defined by user-supplied expressions for channel arithmetic, spectral analysis and stimulus waveform generation
  • Easily manipulate data using menu or keyboard driven functions. Options include rectification, DC removal, smoothing rescaling and time shift
  • Automate and customise analyses and repetitive tasks
  • Digitally filter (FIR and IIR) via interactive dialogs or scripts
  • Configure multiple views of the same data file and overlay data from multiple sweeps and channels, even during sampling
  • Design stimulus outputs graphically, react very quickly to sampled data and apply complex interaction between inputs and outputs with scripts

Action potentials simulated by dynamic clamp

  • Analyse whole-cell voltage and current clamp (leak subtraction, curve fitting) and single channel patch clamp analysis (open/closed time, burst duration histograms etc.)
  • Apply curve fitting using a variety of fit equations; fit coefficients can be plotted automatically to an XY view
  • Simulate ion channels, leaks and synapses with built-in high speed dynamic clamping support. Up to 15 clamping models can be used concurrently when sampling.
  • Import data files recorded with other acquisition systems. Formats include Axon, EDF, HEKA, ASCII and binary
  • Export data to other applications as text, binary or image files, write .mat files to export data to MATLAB®. The Signal data format (CFS) is freely available to programmers wishing to read and write Signal data files

Exponential curve fitting on multiple traces

  • Alpha MED Sciences
  • Alpha Omega Engineering
  • Axon Instruments
  • Binary data
  • Bionic/Cyberkinetics
  • Biopac
  • CED SON (Macintosh)
  • CONSAM (D. Colquhuon)
  • DATAQ Instruments (Codas)
  • DataWave
  • DATAPAC
  • Data Sciences International
  • Delsys Files
  • European Data Format(+)
  • Grass-Telefactor (PolyView)
  • HLR Data Format
  • Heka Data Format
  • Multi Channel System (Mc_Rack)
  • MindSet (16/24) data Files
  • MindWare data files
  • Motion Labs Systems Files .c3d
  • NeuroScan
  • Neuralynx
  • Plexon
  • RC Electronics
  • Text files
  • TMS International
  • Tucker-Davis Technologies
  • WAV (Microsoft)
  • WaveMetrics Igor Pro (PC/Mac)
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Cambridge Electronic Design Limited

Registered in England: 00972132

Registered office:

  • Cambridge Electronic Design Limited,
  • Technical Centre,
  • 139 Cambridge Road,
  • Milton,
  • Cambridge CB24 6AZ
  • ENGLAND.

VAT: GB 214 2617 96

Producer registration number: WEE/BD0050TZ

Terms and Conditions of Sale

For our US customers, we can provide tax form W-8BEN, that identifies us as a UK company.

DUNS: 219151016
CAGE/NCAGE: KB797
NAICS: 423490
Commodity codes
Hardware: 84716070
Software: 85235190
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By email:

info@ced.co.uk

By post:
  • Cambridge Electronic Design Limited,
  • Technical Centre,
  • 139 Cambridge Road,
  • Milton,
  • Cambridge CB24 6AZ
  • ENGLAND.
By telephone:

(Int.+44) (0)1223 420186

From North America (Toll Free):

1 800 345 7794

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