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Spring Driven Kymograph (old) - This apparatus is mainly used for recording, and it is proven to be satisfactory for recording simple muscular contractions, daily temperature changes and variations in water level. It is used for securing data in determining the speed of the nerve-impulse and reaction times. This apparatus produces a smoky flame due to kerosene or gum camphor, it also uses a fixative called shellac.
Fan
Cylindrical drum
Electrically Driven Kymograph is used to measure atmospheric pressure, tuning fork vibrations and functioning of steam engines. This apparatus is more preferred for long recording time anticipated. It uses a five speed controllable gears to control its speed. It also does not require soot and shellac unlike the spring driven kymograph because this apparatus uses ink.
Short Inductorium - it is a battery-operated apparatus containing induction coils used for controlling/regulating the amount of current that flows in the circuit it also produces a continuous pulsing electric current and a single pulse of current. It has 5 binding posts (3 Primary & 2 secondary). It has a calibration of 1-10, and setting it to 10 gives the max flow of current, its single shock (A&B) is directly reciprocal to the long inductorium (A&C) the same goes with tetanizing.
Rubber sheet
Handle
Prongs
Shallow bell
records the time in seconds and the type of stimulus applied. The new signal magnet has its electromagnet hidden inside.
Writing arm
Binding posts
Connecting wires
Switch Knob