Name: WPI - Biosensing Analyzers
Brand: World Precision Instruments
SKU: TLYP1CNY
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WPI - Biosensing Analyzers

TLYP1CNY

Brand: World Precision Instruments

Category: Biosensing

Industry: Life Science and Biotechnology, Pharma, Bio-pharma & Vaccine, Clinical Research & Diagnostics, Veterinary

The WPI TBR Series Free Radical Analyzers provide high-precision electrochemical detection of oxygen, nitric oxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, hydrogen sulfide, and glucose.

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The WPI Free Radical Analyzers (TBR Series) are advanced electrochemical biosensing platforms designed for detecting and quantifying redox-active and gaseous species with exceptional precision and sensitivity.

Using amperometric detection and optical isolation, these analyzers ensure low noise performance, ideal for sensitive biological measurements.
Researchers can configure the analyzers to monitor a single analyte or multiple species simultaneously, depending on experimental requirements.

The TBR4100, with its four independent channels, enables simultaneous monitoring of up to four biosensors, providing unmatched versatility for complex, multi-analyte investigations.

While frequently employed as nitric oxide analyzers, the TBR systems are equally effective for studying other reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) and metabolic markers such as glucose and hydrogen peroxide — offering a complete solution for redox and metabolic research.

Available Models

Model	Channels	Description	Applications
TBR1025	1	Single-channel free radical analyzer	Targeted nitric oxide or oxygen detection
TBR2050	2	Dual-channel analyzer for comparative or dual-analyte studies	Multi-parameter physiological studies
TBR4100	4	Four-channel analyzer for simultaneous biosensor operation	Advanced redox and metabolic profiling

Multi-Channel Operation — Monitor up to four biosensors simultaneously.
Ultra-Low Noise Design — Ensures stable, high-sensitivity signal acquisition.
Optically Isolated Channels — Prevents crosstalk for accurate parallel readings.
Broad Detection Capability — Compatible with O₂, NO, CO₂, H₂O₂, H₂S, and Glucose biosensors.
Amperometric Detection Principle — Provides real-time electrochemical data.
Flexible Configuration — Customizable monitoring for targeted or multiplex assays.
Compact & Modular Design — Fits seamlessly into modern research setups.

Specification	Description
Detection Method	Amperometric (electrochemical)
Channels	1, 2, or 4 independent optically isolated inputs
Detection Range	Pico- to micromolar concentration sensitivity
Compatible Analytes	O₂, NO, CO₂, H₂O₂, H₂S, Glucose
Noise Level	Ultra-low (<1 pA typical)
Response Time	Millisecond resolution for dynamic measurement
Signal Output	Digital or analog (USB or data acquisition ready)
Software Integration	WPI data logging and analysis software
Power Supply	AC adapter with optical isolation circuitry

Nitric Oxide and Reactive Oxygen Species Research
Cellular and Tissue Metabolism Studies
Neurochemical and Cardiovascular Research
Pharmacological and Toxicological Testing
Redox Biology and Oxidative Stress Measurement
Biosensor Development and Calibration

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