Description
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is conducting market research to identify alternative sources for a high band current measuring amplifier. The amplifier will be used for voltage-clamp measurements of ionic current flow through manufactured nanopores. The system must have multiple recording channels, be compatible with existing measurement systems, and have application software that is compatible with existing workflows.
Some key features of the required system include:
• A 4-channel low-noise, high bandwidth current measurement system
• Compatibility with quartz nanopiette and membrane-based nanopores
• Compatibility with existing measurement systems (Chimera VC100)
• Application software that is compatible with existing workflows
• A turn-key measurement amplifier system with associated hardware, including a measurement head stage, Faraday cage, digital acquisition unit, and software
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Contact
Elizabeth Timberlake