Overview
SEC series systems are versatile intracellular recording systems. SEC systems are the fastest and most accurate single-electrode current – and voltage – clamp systems available.
These amplifiers are suitable for recordings with high resistance microelectrodes, for tight-seal perforated patch, or whole-cell recording techniques. They also allow intracellular recordings during in vivo voltammetry experiments. Currently, SEC amplifiers are used in vertebrate (rat, mouse, cat, fish etc.) and invertebrate (leech, crab, snail, insect etc.) neurons, muscle cells, other excitable tissue and plant cells.
A significant improvement over other time-sharing amplifiers is that the SEC systems fully compensate the recording microelectrode. This allows single electrode recordings with the same accuracy and speed of response as with the standard two electrode voltage clamp approach.
All systems include four (optionally eight) modes of operation, many automatic functions, protection circuits, versatile I/O signal conditioning units, and digitally controlled operation. All of these features make these amplifiers the ideal research instruments for all electrophysiological investigations using intracellular microelectrodes or suction electrodes (patch pipettes).
The SEC is also available as module for the EPMS-07 System.
- Save money with this simpler version of the SEC-10LX
- Avoid series resistance induced errors
- Same performance and speed as the SEC-10LX
- Gating unit available as accessory
- Modular version available: SEC-03M
Last Updated on October 10, 2024