The DS7R is a high-performance constant current stimulator designed specifically for human and animal research applications involving peripheral nerve or muscle stimulation. It delivers brief, high-voltage pulses—up to 999 mA—ideal for investigating the electrical activity of nerves and muscle tissue in experimental settings. Its high output current and extended pulse duration capabilities make it especially suitable for stimulating large muscle groups or deeper nerve structures.
The DS7R combines high current delivery, adjustable pulse durations, and safety-focused features to meet the needs of researchers conducting electrical stimulation studies on human or animal subjects. It’s an ideal tool for laboratories requiring a flexible, non-medical stimulator with exceptional performance and control.
The DS7R can be easily integrated into experimental setups and is compatible with a variety of external control systems. It supports TTL-compatible external triggering, allowing seamless synchronization with other devices such as the DG2A Train/Delay Generator. For researchers requiring more advanced stimulus control and the ability to deliver biphasic pulses, the DS8R Biphasic High Voltage Constant Current Stimulator is recommended. Alternatively, for applications where medical certification is required, options such as the DS7A/AH High Voltage Constant Current Stimulators, the DS5 Bipolar Stimulator, or the D185 MultiPulse Transcranial Cortical Stimulator are available.
While the DS7R is based on the medically approved DS7AH, it offers greater pulse duration flexibility (up to 2 ms vs. 200 μs on the DS7AH), making it suitable exclusively for research. This extended functionality places it outside the EN60601-2-40 limit (50 mJ) applied to evoked potential stimulators, but it remains well within the 300 mJ safety limits set by EN60601-2-10 for therapeutic electrical stimulators.
Important Note: This product is for research applications only. Not a medical device as defined in Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (EU MDR), Swiss Medical Devices Ordinance (MedDO, SR 812.213), or FDA 21 CFR Part 860. Not designed or intended to be used for diagnosis, treatment of disease or any other medical purposes.