Advanced Electrophysiology Systems

Built around our world-leading silicon neural probe technology

New Micro-ECoG Arrays

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New High-Resolution Micro-ECoG ArraysNeural Probes

Our ECoG arrays provide high-resolution recording from up to 64 channels on the brain surface:

  • Ultra-conformal - 5x thinner than the nearest competition!
  • Excellent signal to noise small electrodes with impedance < 100 KOhm
  • Thru-holes to reduce CSF-shunting between the array and the brain surface

Combine with our silicon neural probes for true 3-D recording and partner with our new miniature wired and wireless digital headstages...


New Probe Add-ons...

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New Add-Ons for Our Probes and ECoG Arrays

Customize your probes and ECoG arrays with additional break-out wires, user-defined 3-D probe stacking and sharpened probe tips.

  • Add EEG / EMG wires for multi-modal recording
  • 3-D probe stacking - build your own custom 3-D probe arrays
  • Sharpened prob tips - capable of penetrating rodent dura; minimal tissue drag when crossing the pia mater too!

Miniature Headstages

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Allow your animals the freedom to exhibit natural behaviour with the power of miniature wired or wireless, high-channel count electrophysiology and optogenetics, free from cumbersome tethers and commutators.

  • No more bulky, hard-to-connect Omnetics connectors -on-head digitization lightweight and space-saving footprint (starting at just 3 x 7 mm)
  • Modular and scalable - Spikes, LFP, ECoG and EEG... record more than ever before with hundreds of channels, even in mice
  • Multi-functional Add-ons Available
  • Plug-n-Play - mate directly with our miniature-connector range of Molex chronic probes and ECoG arrays

Supporting a global community of neuroscientists across academia and industry

See what our user-community has to say about their experiences with our technology...
Yiming Chen
"The signal to noise ratio is outstanding among the commercial products we have tried so far. The flexibility of the probe shanks is a huge plus to acute recording - less worry about breaking them."

Yiming Chen

Lab of Zac Knight, USCF, USA.

Brain Area: Subcortical regions Species: Mouse

Maxym Myroshnychenko
"I used the electrode yesterday, and its performance was stellar! I hope we can order more soon. "

Maxym Myroshnychenko

Lab of Christopher Lapish, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis, USA

Brain Area: Prefrontal cortex. Species: Rat

Sara Aton
"My students and I unanimously prefer these probes over various others that we have tried. The signal to noise ratio is excellent, and the design is sturdy and robust. For acute recordings, these are the best-engineered and most user-friendly probes I've worked with."

Sara Aton

Lab Head, University of Michigan, USA

Brain area: Hippocampus Species: Mice