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Barometer logger sensor NUL-221

Barometer logger sensor NUL-221

This logger sensor measures atmospheric barometric pressure and can display data in four common units.

  • kPa – kilopascal
  • atm – atmospheres
  • in Hg – inches of mercury
  • mm Hg – millimeters of mercury

The sensor also offers an option to display the measured pressure values in terms of altitude (in meters).

Barometric pressure can be measured at sea level (1 atm) and also on mountains (lower than 1 atm).

Specifications:

Experiment Duration:1 second to 31 days.

Logger sensor Guide

 

 

Ammonium logger sensor NUL-240

Ammonium logger sensor NUL-240

The NeuLog ammonium sensor can be used to measure the concentration of ammonium ions (NH4+) in aqueous samples. It can be used to evaluate the degree of contamination of water due to the use of fertilizers.

Ammonium measurements can also be very relevant to study the nitrogen cycle in general and to relate this cycle to plants and algae.

Specifications:
Experiment Duration: 1 second to 31 days.
Logger sensor Guide

Battery module BAT-202

Battery module BAT-202

The Battery module supplies power to a sensor, or chain of sensors, operating in the Off-Line mode, and to sensors connected to an RF communication module. 

The Battery module can be recharged by connecting it to the PC’s USB socket via the USB module’s USB cable.BAT 202: The Battery module has 2300mAh rechargeable battery. A 3 colors LED indicator: Red when charging the battery; Green when the charging is completed; Orange when current is consumed from the battery.

 
Battery module Guide

USB module USB-200

USB module USB-200

This USB module enables a fast connection of the sensors to the computer (PC, Mac, XO, or Linux). This module is the first in a chain of sensors connected to a USB port of the PC. It provides both power from the PC to the sensors and communication between the PC and the sensors. The connection to the PC is done by using a standard USB to Mini USB connecting cable (camera type), included with the USB module.
USB module Guide

Canada Distributors

Buy from NeuLog Distributors in Canada

NeuLog Products are available from the following distributors, contact them for pricing and availability.
If you have any questions, please contact us:

 

abra

Abra Electronics

 

Call: (800) 361-5237

 

boreal

Boreal Science+

 

Call: (800) 387-9393

 

horizons

New Horizons

 

Call: (877) 822-1455

 

geneq

Geneq inc.

 

Call: (514) 354-2511

 

prolab

Prolab Scientific

 

Call: (800) 556-5226

 
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WiFi Communication
Module (WIFI-201)

WiFi Communication
Module (WIFI-202)

Panda
Multi-Sensor 

Digital display small

Graphic Display
Module

USB small

USB
Module

Battery small

Battery
Module

RF small

RF Communication
Module

Digital display small

Digital Display
Module

Voltage small

Voltage logger
sensor

Current small

Current logger
sensor

Temperature small

Temperature
logger sensor

Light small

Light logger
sensor

Oxygen small

Oxygen logger
sensor

pH small

pH logger
sensor

Relative humidity small

Relative Humidity logger sensor

Heart rate and pulse small

Heart Rate & Pulse logger sensor

Photo gate small

Photo Gate logger
sensor

Pressure small

Pressure logger
sensor

Force small

Force logger
sensor

Sound small

Sound logger
sensor

motion small

Motion logger
sensor

Magnetic field small

Magnetic Field logger sensor

Conductivity small

Conductivity
logger sensor

Spirometer small

Spirometer logger
sensor

GSR small

GSR logger
sensor

ECG small

Electrocardiogram logger sensor

Colorimeter small

Colorimeter logger
sensor

CO2 small

CO2 logger
sensor

Barometer small

Barometer logger
sensor

Blood pressure small

Blood Pressure logger sensor

Drop counter small

Drop Counter logger sensor

Flow small

Flow logger
sensor

Force plate small

Force Plate logger
sensor

Rotary motion small

Rotary Motion logger sensor

Acceleration small

Acceleration
logger sensor

Salinity small

Salinity logger
sensor

Soil moisture small

Soil Moisture logger sensor

UVB small

UVB logger
sensor

Turbidity small

Turbidity logger
sensor

UVA small

UVA logger
sensor

Surface temperature small

Surface Temperature logger sensor

Wide range temperature small

Wide Range Temperature logger sensor

Infrared thermometer small

Infrared Thermometer logger sensor

Respiration monitor belt small

Respiration Monitor Belt
logger sensor

Hand dynamometer small

Hand Dynamometer logger sensor

Calcium small

Calcium logger
sensor

Chloride small

Chloride logger
sensor

Ammonium small

Ammonium logger
sensor

Nitrate small

Nitrate logger
sensor

Anemometer small

Anemometer
logger sensor

GPS small

GPS logger
sensor

Dew point small

Dew Point logger
sensor

Charge small

Charge logger
sensor

 Geiger counter small

Geiger counter 
logger sensor

 mAcurrent small

mA Current 
logger sensor

 resistance small

Resistance 
logger sensor

The information in this site and in NeuLog data sheets is general. The information is subject to change without prior notice. Special requests can be provided for specific projects. Please contact us or any of our reps.

Biology experiments

Biology Experiments

NeuLog logger sensors help us get a better grasp of the laws of biology, the very core of that great mechanism that is a living organism. The laws of biochemistry, human physiology, plant physiology and ecology are only some of the phenomena that the logger sensors measure, display and safely store.
Blood Pressure B-1 ver. 3.2.5 Blood pressure logger sensor
  • Understand the basics of blood pressure.
  • Compare the blood pressure of students in the class.
  • Investigate how external parameters such as exercise affect the blood pressure.
Diffusion in Biology B-2 ver. 3.2.11 Conductivity logger sensor
  • Study the effect of different concentration gradients of NaCl ions on their diffusion rate by measuring their conductivity.
Respiration B-3 ver. 3.2.8 Oxygen logger sensor
  • Study the diffusion process of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the alveoli and pulmonary capillaries.
  • Determine the percentage of oxygen in exhaled air while resting and after physical activity.
Enzyme Activity B-7 ver. 3.2.3 Temperature logger sensor Pressure logger sensor
  • Understand basic concepts of enzyme activity.
  • Learn about the enzyme catalase and how it breaks hydrogen peroxide.
  • Investigate how different quantities of an enzyme affect the enzyme activity rate.
  • Investigate how the temperature affect the enzyme activity rate.
Thermoregulation and Perspiration B-9 ver. 3.2.7 Relative humidity logger sensor
  • Learn about homeostasis and thermoregulation.
  • Learn about the importance of perspiration.
  • Understand the relationship between perspiration and relative humidity by using a relative humidity sensor.
Photosynthesis B-10 ver. 3.2.9 CO2 logger sensor
  • Study the processes of respiration and photosynthesis of a plant by measuring CO2 rates.
  • Learn about gross and net photosynthesis rates.
Respiration of Germinating Seeds B-11 ver. 3.2.3 CO2 logger sensor
  • Learn about cellular respiration, dormancy and germination.
  • Compare respiration rates of germinating and non-germinating beans.
  • Investigate the effect of ice cold water on the respiration of the germinating beans.
Heart Rate and Coughing B-18 ver. 3.2.9 Heart rate & pulse logger sensor
  • study the changes in heart rate at rest and after coughing.
Heart Rate and Physical Activity B-19 ver. 3.2.12 Heart rate & pulse logger sensor
  • Measure a student’s heart rate at rest.
  • study the effect of two levels of physical activity on the heart rate.
Soil Moisture B-20 ver. 3.0.5 Soil moisture logger sensor
  • Learn about the mechanism of the soil moisture sensor (tensiometer).
  • Monitor the soil moisture of a plant indoors or outdoors.
  • Understand the effect of temperature on the moisture of the soil.
Emotional Stress Measurement B-37 ver. 3.2.9 GSR (Galvanic Skin Response) logger sensor
  • Learn about the fight or flight response.
  • Examine how stimulation of the human system (by touch, smell, sight or sound) causes the sweat glands in the hand to secrete sweat.
  • Understand the principles of a polygraph (lie detector).
Monitoring Yeast Growth B-38 ver. 3.0.5 Two Turbidity logger sensors
  • Learn about the life cycle of yeast.
  • Monitor yeast growth by using a turbidity sensor.
  • Plot a growth curve.
Electrocardigram logger sensor B-40 ver. 3.0.2 Electrocardigram logger sensor
  • Learn about the electrical activity of the heart.
  • Study the principles of an ECG measurement.
  • Compare normal ECG graphs to those of people with heart conditions.
The Lungs and Spirometry Parameters B-41 ver. 3.0.4 Spirometer logger sensor
  • Learn about the mechanism of breathing.
  • Learn about lung volumes and capacities.
  • Compare these parameters before and after physical activity.
  • Compare these parameters among different students.
Temperature Variations in the Human Body B-42 ver. 3.0.5 Infrared thermometer logger sensor
  • Understand the difference between body core temperature and skin temperature.
  • Investigate the change in skin temperature as a function of the body part.
  • Compare skin temperature values of different students in the group.
Respiration Rates B-43 ver. 3.0.3 Respiration monitor belt logger sensor
  • Learn about the lungs and respiration rates.
  • Measure respiration rates of the students.
  • Compare female and male respiration rates.
  • Compare respiration rates before and after exercise.
Muscle Strength B-44 ver. 3.0.4 Hand dynamometer logger sensor
  • Learn about the skeletal muscles.
  • Find correlations between dominant hand, gender and more to grip strength.
Ammonium and Nitrate in an Aquarium B-45 Ammonium logger sensor Nitrate logger sensor
  • Learn about the nitrogen cycle in an aquarium with fish and in a pond.
  • Examine the presence of ammonium and nitrate ions in an aquarium with fish, in different stages of the nitrogen cycle.

Upcoming Experiments:

Osmotic Pressure, Fermentation of Yeast, Effectiveness of Sunscreen Protection, Aerobic Respiration.   Physics Experiments, Chemistry Experiments, Environmental Science Experiments, Share Your Experience