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Nihon Kohden SS-201J Electrical Isolator Output Interface

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Max Voltage
100 V
Max Current Range
0.0001 to 0.005 A
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Specifications 4

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Nihon Kohden
New/Used
Used
Max Voltage
100 V
Max Current Range
0.0001 to 0.005 A

Product description

Used Nihon Kohden SS-201J electrical isolator with selectable current and voltage outputs for stimulator systems.

The Nihon Kohden SS-201J electrical isolator is a used desktop output interface designed for connection with stimulators and related research equipment. It provides electrically isolated signal transmission to the load side, supporting selectable current or voltage output modes.

  • Current output range: 0.1–5 mA
  • Voltage output range: 0.1–100 V
  • Output control: Panel-selectable current or voltage mode with coarse and fine adjustment knobs
  • External inversion input: Maximum 10 V
  • Safety monitoring: CURRENT OVER alarm switch and indicator
  • Connections: STIM input terminal and OUTPUT terminal
  • Construction: Robust metal desktop enclosure
  • Accessories: None included

This Nihon Kohden signal isolator is suitable for laboratory stimulation systems, electrophysiology research, biomedical engineering, and other applications requiring electrically isolated output control. The unit is sold as-is, and actual performance may differ from new-equipment specifications.

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Last updated 19 October 2026