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Bilayer Workstation Components
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There were 7 questions found in this category:
 Can the Axon 200B be used for Bilayer Measurements?
While the Axon 200B can be, and has been, used for bilayer measurements, it’s not exactly the ‘right tool for the job’. Basically, the 200B provides many features not needed for bilayer work, and lacks certain other features needed for the bilayer. For example, you need to ask ...
- Does Warner sell a rack to hold the LPF-8 low-pass bessel filter?
Yes. The RAC-14 is a 14" tabletop rack that comes with all the hardware needed to mount an amplifier, filter, A/D board, and other rack-mountable equipment into a single, integrated unit. A grounding point is provided for attachment to a an isolated ground.
- How can bilayer capacitance be measured using a patch clamp amplifier?
Patch clamp amplifiers do not have intrinsic bilayer capaciatance measurement capability. Therefore, this important measurement must be performed using a simple protocol.In general, a calibrated triangular wave is applied to the membrane and then read the capacitance from the amplitude of the re ...
- What AC frequency range input can the BC-535 amplifier tolerate?
The input bandwidth (applied to CMD IN) for the BC-535 is > 125kHz and the headstage will faithfully deliver waveforms up to this frequency to your membranes.
- What are the differences between the BC-525D and the BC-535 bilayer clamp amplifiers?
Operationally, both amps are very similar, however, internally the two are quite different. A primary difference is that the BC-525D uses capacitive feedback circuitry in the headstage while the BC-535 is resistive feedback. A potential disadvantage with a capacitive-feedback headstage is an ar ...
- What is the VA (wattage) of the LPF-8?
The VA is 15 watts.
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