Waveforms and stimulation

• Unlimited duration of stimulus protocol and number of pulses, perfect for long-time stimulation
• Freely programmable waveforms (monophasic, biphasic, square pulses, ramps, sine wave)
• Individual time rates and duration of pulses
• ASCII Import of stimulation protocols (e. g. biopotential waveforms)
• Time resolution 20 µs, 50 kHz output rate
• Very accurate/flexible timing controlled by an internal microcontroller
• Continuous or triggered operation

Software: MC_Stimulus II

• Very flexible design of simple and complex stimulation protocols via graphical user interface and WYSIWYG editor (for Windows)
• Tools for setting up complex stimuli like autocreating wizards, editing multiple pulses at once, grouping and looping pulses
• Save comments and print stimulus worksheets
• Edit, manage, and store any number of pulse paradigms on your computer, download them to STG as needed
• Batch mode for combining separate standard pulse protocol files for different applications
• Standard trigger mode: Use the 4 trigger inputs to trigger stimulation on any permutation of output channels, for example, trigger channels 1 and 2 with trigger 1, channels 3 and 4 with trigger 2, and so on
• Multi-File trigger mode: Use the 4 trigger inputs to trigger 4 independent stimulus protocols, each on any of the up to 4/8 outputs, overlapping channel selections are possible. For example, trigger the stimulus protocol A on channels 1 and 2 with trigger 1, the stimulus protocol B on channels 2 and 3 with trigger 2, and so on.

Software: Stimulus Streamer

• Example program written in C for the Streaming mode
• Load and play stimulus protocols in binary or Mono-MP3 format

Software: DLL controls

• For programming custom applications supporting Download or Streaming mode in Matlab, Labview, C/C++, and Visual Basic