Audio stimulus presentation DSP-based bidirectional communication system
It is a system that functions as a sound stimulation device in an MRI environment and allows for bidirectional communication between the subject and the operator. By using the optional RealFriend, the operator can communicate with the subject within the scan room. With the 1/3 octave filter setting, it outputs sound with a volume difference of ±4dB between 200 and 4000Hz. Even with a sound card that does not have sufficient output signal levels, it can output at a gain of 10 times the source.
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【Specifications】 Dimensions/Weight: Main Body Width: 13cm Height: 18cm Depth: 20cm / Weight: 1.4kg Transducer Housing Width: 15cm Height: 10cm Depth: 8cm / Weight: 0.4kg DC Cable Length: Up to 60m Audio Output: ±4dB range between 200-4000Hz Correction Target Center Frequencies: 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000Hz Delay: 9mSec
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Sound stimulation device in an MRI environment
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