Content Analog Input #0 - current in µA Analog Input #1 - potential/voltage in mV Analog Output #0 - current clamp (CC) command Analog Output #0 - voltage clamp (VC) command Set the

Introduction to the ELC-03XS Unpacking First setup Offset & bias adjustment Connection to data acquisition Current clamp & bridge balance Voltage clamp & series resistance compensation TTL gating

Introduction to the ELectroPORATOR Unpacking Setting up the instrument Connection to data acquisition Operation modes Offset & capacity compensation Cell approach & electroporation

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Content Introduction Equipment Oocyte preparation Recording Additional tips Two Electrode Voltage Clamp in Xenopus oocytes Introduction What is two-electrode voltage clamp? Two-electrode voltage clamp is a recording technique that uses separate electrodes for current injection and voltage

Content Background Common sources of noise and interference How to ground your electrophysiology setup How to handle electrostatic discharge (ESD) Reducing noise: trial and error Quick tips for success Grounding and electrostatics guide for electrophysiology