Relative pressure transducer APT300
membraneanalogwith amplified output

Relative pressure transducer - APT300 - Harvard Apparatus - membrane / analog / with amplified output
Relative pressure transducer - APT300 - Harvard Apparatus - membrane / analog / with amplified output
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Characteristics

Pressure type
relative
Technology
membrane
Output
analog
Other characteristics
with amplified output
Process temperature

Max.: 40 °C
(104 °F)

Min.: 15 °C
(59 °F)

Description

This APT300 Transducer is an inexpensive pressure transducer which can be used to measure arterial blood pressures in all species, even on mice with a high heart rate. This transducer is typically used for arterial pressure measurement in vivo, perfusion pressures in isolated perfused organs such as heart or kidney, Isovolumetric Left Ventricular (using a balloon) pressures in isolated hearts from mice up to rabbits or pigs. The APT300 Transducer consists of a contact plate with cable and the exchangeable transducer head, which can easily be replaced. Contact plates with cables for different amplifiers are available.

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