Products / works at nm
Nano current amplifiers
Elements designs miniaturized, easy-to-use, affordable instruments for electrophysiology and nanopore research. They are built on custom CMOS microchips (ASICs), which makes portable multi-channel devices possible.
Made by
Supplied in the U.S. by nanoscaleLABS
Supplied in the U.S. by nanoscaleLABS
Elements at a glance
900+ instruments
Installed worldwide.
70+ publications
Scientific papers that cite Elements instruments.
6 patents
Covering Elements technology.
ISO 9001:2015
Certified quality management (TÜV SÜD).
Models
- eONE The world's smallest low-cost current amplifier for nanopores and single-channel electrophysiology. A complete USB-powered one-channel system with amplifier, digitizer, filters and voltage stimulus generator in 30 x 15 x 74 mm. Works with bilayer lipid membranes or whole cells. Available in Light, Plus, HC and Ultra Low Noise versions.
- ePatch A patch clamp amplifier for whole-cell and single-channel recordings. Open input noise of 1.5 pA rms at 10 kHz, bandwidth from 625 Hz to 100 kHz, and a 42 x 18 x 78 mm, 200 g body.
- Nanopore Reader 100 kHz Ready-to-use one-channel reader for bilayer lipid membrane work, with 100 kHz bandwidth.
- BLM kit A complete kit for bilayer lipid membrane experiments.
- Nanopore Reader HC One-channel reader for solid-state nanopores, with current ranges of ±200 nA and ±4 µA.
- Nanopore Reader 10 MHz The world's first one-channel 10 MHz current amplifier, for solid-state nanopores and nanoparticle detection. 40 Msps maximum sampling rate, ±100 nA current range, USB-C. Uses a reusable flow cell with 10 to 60 µl chambers. The nanopore chip is bought separately.
- Nanopore Reader 4×10 MHz Four channels at 10 MHz bandwidth and up to 26.6 Msps per channel, with an independent voltage stimulus per channel.
- e16 A 16-channel current amplifier for arrayed lipid membrane studies. Open input noise of 0.41 pA rms at 10 kHz, 100 kHz bandwidth, 200 ksps, with individually configurable holding potential per channel.
- e16-HC A 16-channel high-current amplifier for arrayed solid-state nanopore measurements, with ±200 nA and ±4 µA current ranges.
- e4 and e384 Further multichannel amplifiers in the Elements range. See the Elements model comparison for channel counts and specifications.
- EDR4 software Controls the eONE, multichannel amplifiers and nanopore readers, and shows and saves data in real time.
- Custom solutions Custom ASIC design for clients developing point-of-care devices or research instruments.
Applications
- Patch clamp
- Bilayer lipid membranes
- Solid-state nanopores
- Nanoparticle analysis
- Custom development
- Teaching
Which amplifier fits your experiment?
Send a note and we will reply with options and a quote.
nanoscaleLABS, LLC
Fairfax, VA 22030, USA
(703) 662-3276
info@nanoscalelabs.com