DSI Gould Data Acquisition Interface Signal Amplifier

The Gould ACQ-7700 Data Acquisition Interface is a modular system designed for acquiring and processing a wide range of physiological signals in both research and clinical settings. The "Signal Amplifier" designation highlights the system's ability to amplify weak signals originating from various physiological sensors, ensuring they are strong enough for accurate digitization and subsequent analysis. This amplification is crucial for capturing subtle changes in physiological parameters.

The ACQ-7700 is specifically designed to interface seamlessly with the Ponemah Physiology Platform, a comprehensive software suite used for the analysis and interpretation of physiological data. This integration allows for efficient data acquisition, processing, and analysis within a unified software environment. The system's modular design is a key advantage, allowing users to tailor the system to their specific research needs by incorporating different signal conditioner modules. These modules are specialized for acquiring specific types of physiological signals, including bio-potentials (such as ECG, EEG, and EMG), blood pressure, pulmonary flow, temperature, and high-level inputs from other sensors or devices.

The modularity of the ACQ-7700 system also provides scalability, enabling users to expand the number of acquisition channels as their research requirements evolve. This adaptability makes it suitable for a broad spectrum of physiological research applications, ranging from basic research investigations to complex preclinical studies. The system utilizes a standard communication ports for connection to a computer for data acquisition, real-time monitoring, and subsequent analysis within the Ponemah software.