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sEMG Sensors and Electrodes • NeuroDynamix Biofeedback System • Respiration Sensor Respiration Sensor uses a sensitive, compact transducer to monitor respiration. The sensor may be placed on the chest or abdomen for monitoring purposes Remote Active sEMG Sensor measures Electromyography from the skin surface in the range of 0.1μvolts to 1000 μvolts. The non-invasive sensor’s design permits multiple configurations including the scan snaps (Part AE-422) for ChiroScan software, circular disposable dry electrodes (Part AE-131) and strip electrodes (Part AE-178) for other application protocols in the NeuroGraph software. PPG Sensor The Photoelectric Plethysmography (PPG) Sensor uses an infrared light source and photo-detector for non-invasive monitoring of the blood volume pulse. Placed on the earlobe or finger the sensor measures the peripheral blood flow and provides values for Heart Rate, Heart Rate Variability, IBI, and Pulse Height. EDA Sensor The EDA is used to measure emotional arousal. The sensors are gold-plated and are used to determine the two elements of EDA, the rapid transient response (SCR) and the slower, gradual shift change of the basal level (SCL). Active sEMG Sensors Temperature Sensor The Temperature Sensor is a thermostat which measures the changes in skin temperature. A maximum of 3 different temperature sensors may be used with some of the NeuroDynamix units Zynex, Inc. • 9990 Park Meadows Drive • Lone Tree, CO 80124 • 800.495.6670 • www.zynexneuro.com
