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Isotonic Transducer

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With the 7006 Isotonic Transducer it is possible to carry out experiments on extremely small and fast muscle fibres, which can be held under a tension of as little as 100-200mg so that minimal force and consequent displacement alterations can be recorded. Perfect for very fast contractions!

With the 7006 Isotonic Transducer it is possible to carry out experiments on extremely small and fast muscle fibres, which can be held under a tension of as little as 100-200mg so that minimal force and consequent displacement alterations can be recorded. Perfect for very fast contractions!  

The 7006 Isotonic Transducer basically consists of a carbon-fibre lever arm which pivots on the shaft of Hall effect rotary motion transducer of original design. The arm is balanced by an adjustable counterweight of tungsten alloy.  
 
The lever arm balancing is provided by a tungsten alloy counterweight which can e shifted by turning its knurled section. 

This load is monitored by the counterweight rim moving along a scale calibrated in grams.

Isotonic Transducer Isotonic Transducer

Additional Info

    FEATUREBENEFIT
    Hall-effect transducer Measure displacement in isotonic conditions
    Tungsten alloy counterweight Extremely quick response, for fast contractions
    Ample choice of connectors Can be used with virtually any data acquisition system
       
    Voltage Output: 300µV per mm displacement of lever arm tip   Lever Arm Travel: 6 cm
    Linearity: ± 2% to ± 15 ° rotation   Breakaway Torque: less than 0.1 gcm
    Excitation Voltage: 6 ÷ 15 V   Moment of Inertia 35 gcm²
    Excitation Current: 20 mA (constant in the range 6 ÷ 15 V)   Overall Dimensions  16.5 x 5.5 x 11 cm
    Operating Range: ± 15° about the centre (zero)   Weight  0.35 Kg
    Lever Arm Length: 10 cm   Shipping Weight  1.60 Kg
             

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Before ordering, check the connection compatibility of your amplifier/recording system.

    The Isometric & Isotonic Transducers are normally supplied with a connector designed for Ugo Basile Data-Capsule-Evo Recorder (see datasheet).

    If the customer wishes to make use of other recording apparatus, the transducers can be supplied with appropriate connectors on request: we will be glad to provide transducer with different connectors, if available, or to provide wiring information and instruction.

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