Niotrode Array for Rodent Brain Recording

S. Hammad; S. Löffler; K. Mankodiya; D. Krapohl; B. M. Pohl; A. Moser; V. Tronnier; U.G. Hofmann

Niotrode Array for Rodent Brain Recording

S. Hammad, S. Löffler, K. Mankodiya, D. Krapohl, B. M. Pohl, A. Moser, V. Tronnier, U.G. Hofmann

Abstract

Micro-wire based microelectrodes are commonly used in extracellular electrophysiologic recordings. In ear-lier work, we pushed the limits in number of wires up to nine and introduced Niotrode called bundles. In this work, we present improvement steps in fabrication and post-processing by wet mechanical polishing, leading to very homogeneous front end recording sites with an impedance in the 1,5 MΩ range. We demonstrate the feasi-bility to use wire bundles in an array-arrangement and record from them in acute animal recordings.

Original language	English
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 01.10.2010
Event	BMT 2010 - Tagung der Biomedizinischen Technik in Rostock - Rostock, Germany Duration: 05.10.2010 → 08.10.2010

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Conference	BMT 2010 - Tagung der Biomedizinischen Technik in Rostock
Abbreviated title	DGBMT 2010
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Rostock
Period	05.10.10 → 08.10.10

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