Neuralynx offers a wide range of high end acquisition equipment to meet your electrophysiology experiment needs.
We offer four main systems that are customizable to meet your electrophysiology experiment needs
High Performance, Expandable Recording System with Closed Loop Processing
Learn MoreAll Neuralynx’ basic research data acquisition systems integrate with our extremely stable, user-friendly, high-performance software package. Backed by two decades of continuous development, Cheetah Software is the ultimate solution for neural signal processing, display, recording, and network data distribution.
Cheetah Software(HPP v1.0.0). A closed loop signal processing platform that connects directly to the Digital Lynx SX motherboard, providing real-time data analysis and response for low-latency feedback stimulation experiments.
Equipment to deliver optogenetic stimulation from inside a Halo microdrive
Deliver optogenetic stimulation from directly inside a Halo microdrive.
Stand-alone current source driver with 3 output channels for precision real-time stimulus sequencing and delivery
Low profile powered commutator for twist-free tethers, allowing subjects to exhibit more natural behavior and unencumbered movement
16 to 160 channels (1 to 5 headstages)
Motorized with micro-torque tether rotation sensor
Low profile ceiling mount
Through-bore cannula for optical fiber or fluid delivery
Easier to install
Sealed against dirt and dust
Our animal interface devices provide the advanced connection between data recording and analysis systems and the organic electrical activity happening inside your test subjects.
Permanently attached Electrode Interface Boards to animal or microdrive. Connects electrode wires and headstages.
Small, low weight pre-amplifiers with high resolution. Low noise, low power and low input bias from 8 to 72 channels
Tools to help you prepare your microdrives including tetrode assembly
We offer a range of adaptors so that your hardware meets your experimental needs and preferences
We offer a range of cables to connect your headstages to the DAS based on your experimental needs and preferences
Additional equipment to help test your Data Acquisition System which is especially helpful in troubleshooting if any problems arise
For use with HS-8/16/18/27/36 headstages.
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For use with QuickClip 72 and QuickClip 36 headstages.
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For use with QuickClip 36 headstages.
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For use with QuickClip 16 headstages.
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For use with HS-64-mux headstages.
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A convenient, battery powered, handheld signal generator that outputs Sine/Ramp/Noise waves to simulate spikes.
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Provides different resistance values in banks of 8 for multiple testing applications on 32/64 channel multiplexing (MUX) headstages.
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Test Board for use with 36 channel stimulation headstages with Omnetics connectors.
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Test Board for use with 18 channel stimulation headstages with Mill-Max connectors.
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Test Board for use with 18 channel stimulation headstages.
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Additional accessories available to meet your experimental needs
10V video tracking LEDs for 16/18/27/36 channel and 16 channel QuickClip headstages with LED sockets.
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3.3V video tracking LEDs for FreeLynx telemetry system and digital multiplexing headstages.
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Connects a computers parallel port to the TTL I/O Ports on Digital Lynx systems.
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Provides banana plug terminations to connect external electrical stimulus sources to the dual differential pair stimulus connections on the front panel of Digital Lynx SX and ERP-27.
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Provides a signal and ground BNC connection for signals from 2 pins of a male IDC-panel-mount ribbon-cable style connector.
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Replacement fiber optic cable to connect Digital Lynx to the Cheetah workstation.
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Used to make custom (non-standard) signal connections between a headstage tether and the input channel of a Digital Lynx SX.
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Eliminates background noise from single unit (spike) channels, allowing the user to hear only the pop of the spikes.
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Electrically isolates the Digital Lynx SX from external devices up to 5000VRMS.
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Infrared (IR) receiver and transmitter pair for remote power control to turn FreeLynx on/off - ideal for sleep studies.
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Allows continued use of FreeLynx for recording setup without use of battery.
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Conveniently charges FreeLynx batteries, indicating charging status via colored LEDs.
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~ 3 grams. Optional, but highly recommended for protection and optimal battery life.
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Provides microwire connections to FreeLynx with QuickClip® connectors.
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Provides microwire connections to FreeLynx with QuickClip® connectors.
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Omni-directional LEDs for tracking subjects head location and direction.
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Used to train subjects prior to running experiments with FreeLynx system. This is a FreeLynx mass model, representing approximate size, weight and balance of FreeLynx.
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Prevents NHP subjects from accessing or damaging FreeLynx. On/Off switch may be toggled using FreeLynx Power Stick while FreeLynx Protective Cover is in place. Customized for specific application.
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Adapts FreeLynx to most major neural probes. Connects up to four LVDS tethers with four 30-position Molex input connectors.
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Connects FreeLynx wireless acquisition system to animal interfaces using Polarized Nano (PZN-12) connection such as Cambridge NeuroTech Mini-Amp-64. Custom lengths available for your application.
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Connects Freelynx wireless acquisition system to 32 or 64 channel silicon probes: Cambridge NeuroTech® (ASSY-116, ASSY-156, ASSY-158), NeuroNexus® (CM/OCM/H/HC/P series), ATLAS Neuro® (Omnetics 32-Chronic).
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Connects a HS-72-QC headstage or 64-channel FreeLynx to compatible 3rd party animal interfaces (Omnetics 36).
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