Can be used with temperature controlled microscope stages, heated and cooled
Low electrical noise, heating and cooling temperature controller for microscope stages
- External Bath probes (optional) and internal Stage temperature sensor
- Automatically switches from Heating to Cooling
- Over-heating protection prevents damage to your sample
- Does not introduce electrical noise during recordings
- Standby mode
- Plastic-encapsulated external probes: no metal ions leakage into solutions
Most heating and cooling stages work as inline solution pre-heaters. Can be used with flow control and perfusion systems. Includes connecting cables. An external temperature probe might be needed, to monitor bath temperature for example
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Specifications:
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Range:
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from -45 to 125°C with accuracy 0.1°C
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Temperature probes:
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optional miniature 0.87 mm diameter; fits small volume chambers;
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Settings:
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flexible self-adjusting, allow to stabilize temperature in different sample volumes and heating stage sizes
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Feedback:
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STAGE
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Input / Output:
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100-240VAC / 4A max / 8A 230W with 35V inside power supply
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Dimensions:
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8x4x9 in.
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Programmable 2-Channel Bipolar Precision High Stability Temperature Controller BTC-2-100, Low Electrical Noise
Can be used with temperature controlled microscope stages
Provides higher stability required for some sensitive applications, nano / piezo positioning, confocal or AFM imaging for example. Flexible controls for stable operation and easy to use through the graphical touch-screen. Up to four steps (or ramps) can be programmed (8 steps if only one channel is used)
- No drift due to high stability, 0.01°C.
- No vibrations during imaging and recording - no internal fan
- Plastic-encapsulated external probes: no metal ions leakage into solutions
- Automatic cooling
- Self-tuning, no adjustments are required
- Multiple temperature sensors to choose for feedback, STAGE and BATH
- Built-in overheating protection
- Inputs for programmed temperature changes
- Analog and Digital Outputs to monitor and SET temperature, RS232 port
- Digital interface for software control
- No electrical noise - suitable for electrophysiology
Can be used with objective heaters and with perfusion systems: most heating stages work as inline solution pre-heaters
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Specifications:
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Range:
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from -45 to 125°C with accuracy 0.1°C
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Stability:
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0.01°C
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Built-in Temperature sensors:
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heating stages incorporate sensors for stable operation
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External Temperature probes:
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optional miniature 0.87 mm diameter, fits small volume chambers
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Settings:
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Self-tuning to stabilize temperature of different sample volumes and heating stage sizes, no manual adjustments are required; input for an external SET temperature to program protocols; software control
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Feedback:
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From built-in STAGE or optional BATH sensors
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Dimensions:
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14x6x8 in.
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Input / Output:
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100-240VAC 230W / 8A per channel, 230W (with 35V output)
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See sample publication:
9 LONG-TERM MEMORY RULES WITHIN THE FEEDING NEURAL CIRCUIT OF THE MARINE SNAIL APLYSIA CALIFORNICA. 2022;
8 A novel in vitro analog expressing learning-induced cellular correlates in distinct neural circuits. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, February 15, 2022;
7 Interfacial Mechanics and Liquid Crystal Structure of Liquid Gallium. Oktober 2021;
6 Thermal Effects on the Crystallization Kinetics, and Interfacial Adhesion of Single‐Crystal Phase‐Change Gallium. Advanced Materials 03 February 2020;
5 Division site selection linked to inherited cell surface wave troughs in mycobacteria. Nature Microbiology VOLUME: 2 ARTICLE NUMBER: 17094 2017;
4 The Functional Activity of the Human Serotonin 5-HT1A Receptor Is Controlled by Lipid Bilayer Composition. Biophysical J. Volume 110, Issue 11, 7 June 2016, Pages 2486-2495;
3 Innocuous warming enhances peripheral serotonergic itch signaling and evokes enhanced responses in serotonin-responsive dorsal horn neurons in the mouse. J. Neurophysiology Volume 117, Issue 1 January 2017;
2 Eugenol and carvacrol excite first- and second-order trigeminal neurons and enhance their heat-evoked responses. Neuroscience. 2014 June 20; 271: 45–55;
1 Apparatus and Method for Producing Specimens for Electron Microscopy. patent US 20140360286 A1;
