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Used Nihon Kohden AP-620G carrier amplifier module for bridge sensor signals and blood pressure transducers.
The Nihon Kohden AP-620G is a used carrier amplifier module designed for integration into physiological measurement systems. It amplifies low-level signals from bridge-type sensors, including blood pressure transducers, and provides output to monitoring or recording equipment.
This Nihon Kohden bioamplifier module is suited to laboratory and biomedical instrumentation applications involving physiological signal acquisition, blood pressure measurement, and analog monitoring systems. The unit is sold as-is and may show scratches, dirt, or other signs of previous use on the housing and circuit board.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
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