This project involved designing, creating, and assembling a LabVIEW based temperature regulating device for mice, and other small animals. The device essentially consisted of a rectal thermistor probe reading temperature into a LabVIEW virtual Instrument which in turn employed an algorithm to proportionally control a solenoid valve. The valve was connected to a hot water bath on one side, and a heating plate on the other. The overall system promoted a critically damped temperature vs time response up to a set point temperature. The device, however, is highly adaptable, and can be manipulated to output a critically damped, or an underdamped response based on the required application
The present application relates to methods for maintaining core body temperature in a subject. Heat ...
The wide range of thermal responses required in laboratory and scientific equipment requires a tempe...
Small thermodes, cooled by the Peltier effect and heated by transistor dissipation, were developed f...
The project objective was to research, design, and implement a temperature-control device for an MRI...
During ventilation induced lung injury (VILI) experiments, anesthetized mice lose the ability to reg...
Abstract—A temperature control system consisting of a ther-mistor, signal processor, and computer al...
In this work, a superficial hyperthermia applicator was designed to be used in small animal studies....
In rodents, postischemic hypothermia can provide robust and long-term functional and histological ne...
[Introduction]: Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is one of the most highly regarded tech...
device to regulate at subzero temperatures. J. Appl. Physiol. 27(4) : 552-553. 1969.-A simple and ef...
Mice, rats, and nearly all mammals and birds are classified as homeothermic, meaning that their core...
Studies on temperature control systems have been continued until today even though it has already be...
The aim of this work was to investigate the possibilities of using the non-invasive method to contro...
A low-cost microprocessor-based temperature controller for hyperthermia experiments on rats is descr...
We describe a simple means of modulating preparation temperature, which may be useful in undergradua...
The present application relates to methods for maintaining core body temperature in a subject. Heat ...
The wide range of thermal responses required in laboratory and scientific equipment requires a tempe...
Small thermodes, cooled by the Peltier effect and heated by transistor dissipation, were developed f...
The project objective was to research, design, and implement a temperature-control device for an MRI...
During ventilation induced lung injury (VILI) experiments, anesthetized mice lose the ability to reg...
Abstract—A temperature control system consisting of a ther-mistor, signal processor, and computer al...
In this work, a superficial hyperthermia applicator was designed to be used in small animal studies....
In rodents, postischemic hypothermia can provide robust and long-term functional and histological ne...
[Introduction]: Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is one of the most highly regarded tech...
device to regulate at subzero temperatures. J. Appl. Physiol. 27(4) : 552-553. 1969.-A simple and ef...
Mice, rats, and nearly all mammals and birds are classified as homeothermic, meaning that their core...
Studies on temperature control systems have been continued until today even though it has already be...
The aim of this work was to investigate the possibilities of using the non-invasive method to contro...
A low-cost microprocessor-based temperature controller for hyperthermia experiments on rats is descr...
We describe a simple means of modulating preparation temperature, which may be useful in undergradua...
The present application relates to methods for maintaining core body temperature in a subject. Heat ...
The wide range of thermal responses required in laboratory and scientific equipment requires a tempe...
Small thermodes, cooled by the Peltier effect and heated by transistor dissipation, were developed f...