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012-07034A

Respiration Rate Sensor

3

Operation

Setting up the Equipment

1. Connect the Pressure Sensor unit to analog

channel A, B, or C of the Science Workshop

computer interface box using the cable with the

DIN connectors (Figure 2). Alternatively, the unit

can be plugged directly into the analog channel

jack.

2. Connect the quick release connector to the

pressure port connector on the Pressure Sensor

unit.

The sensor is temperature compensated, therefore

changes in room temperature will not interfere with

the data.

Using the Syringe and Quick-Release Connectors

The Pressure Sensor is designed for experiments such

as those that study the gas laws or for the rate of a

chemical reaction by monitoring the increase or

decrease in pressure. For example, Boyle’s Law is a

classic physics (and chemistry) concept that can be

demonstrated using the sensor and the syringe. See

Figure 3.

To connect the syringe to the sensor, cut a short length

of tubing (about one inch). Put the “barb” end of one

of the quick-release connectors into one end of the

short piece of tubing. Put the other end of the tubing

over the tip on the end of the syringe.

Note: You can lubricate the end of the barb to make it

easier to put into the short piece of tubing. Put a very

small amount of silicon oil or saliva onto the barb

and then wipe the barb with a cloth so there is only a

thin layer of lubricant on the barb.

Align the quick-release connector with the pressure

port connector of the sensor. Push the connector onto

the port, and then turn the connector clockwise until it

“clicks” into place (less than one-eighth of a turn).

The barb of the quick-release connector is free to

rotate even when the connector is firmly attached to

the port. See Figure 4.

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CI-6534A

Figure 2
Connecting the amplifier box to the interface box

5

10

Figure 3
Using the syringe

barb

quick release

connector

tip

tubing

Figure 4
Using the quick release connectors

Push the connec-

tor onto the

pressure port. Turn

the connector

clockwise until it

“clicks” (less than

1/8 turn).

pressure port

connector

quick release

connector

tubing

Содержание CI-6534A

Страница 1: ...O computer interface The pressure sensor uses a 10 kiloPascal transducer This type of transducer has two ports The reference port of the transducer is inside the electronics box It is always open to the atmosphere and not available to the user The other port is connected to the atmosphere via the pressure port connector at the front of the pressure sensor unit It has a quick release style connecto...

Страница 2: ...tion Belt PASCO part no 003 05936 included in the CI 6535 Respiration Rate Sensor Heat Engine Gas Law Apparatus PASCO part no TD 8572 Extra parts are available as follows Item Part Number plastic syringe 699 084 polyurethane tubing 640 023 quick release connector 640 021 Respiration Belt 003 05936 Range and Resolution The range of the CI 6534A Low Pressure Sensor is between 0 and 10 kiloPascals Th...

Страница 3: ...ors into one end of the short piece of tubing Put the other end of the tubing over the tip on the end of the syringe Note You can lubricate the end of the barb to make it easier to put into the short piece of tubing Put a very small amount of silicon oil or saliva onto the barb and then wipe the barb with a cloth so there is only a thin layer of lubricant on the barb Align the quick release connec...

Страница 4: ...k and pile strips match each other The belt should be snug around the chest but not so tight that breathing is restricted See Figure s 6 and 7 Connecting the Belt to the Sensor Align the quick release connector on the end of one of the respiration belt s tubes with the pressure port connector at the front of the pressure sensor unit alignment hole 1 4 20 threaded connector Figure 5 Mounting connec...

Страница 5: ...gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature Set up a sealed container of air by attaching the longer piece of plastic tubing to a stopper in a 125 mL Erlenmeyer flask Put a drop of glycerin on the bottom of one hole of a two hole rubber stopper Put the glass part of an eyedropper tip end up through one hole in the rubber stopper CAREFULLY put the end of the plastic tubing over the tip...

Страница 6: ...through the tutorial within Science Workshop Another useful resource is the Quick Reference Card for Science Workshop DIN Connector Specifications 1 analog output 10 to 10 V 2 analog output signal ground 3 no connection 4 5 V DC power 5 power ground 6 12 VDC power 7 12 VDC power 8 no connection Limited Warranty PASCO scientific warrants the product to be free from defects in materials and workmans...

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