Electrophysiology labs are often plagued by electromagnetic interference (EMI) from building wiring, lighting, and equipment. This manifests as a 50 Hz or 60 Hz "hum" (depending on geographical location) overlaying the biological signal. Traditional noise removal involves manual grounding, Faraday cages, and post-hoc digital filtering, which can distort the biological data.
Users should ensure they are running the latest version of pCLAMP software to utilize the full adaptive capabilities of the HumSilencer feature. digidata 1550b plus humsilencer
: Noise cancellation can be activated with a single click via a software checkbox in pCLAMP 11 or AxoScope software. Users should ensure they are running the latest
Note: The primary differentiator is the HumSilencer technology. While the sampling specs are similar to older models, the 1550B drastically reduces setup time and improves data quality in noisy environments. While the sampling specs are similar to older