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Match the probe to the structure you record from — brain, nerve and ganglia, or heart.

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Brain Electrodes

Penetrating arrays and surface grids for cortex and deep brain.


Brain Electrodes

Penetrating silicon arrays and surface grids for cortex and deep-brain recording — from small-animal to high-density and NHP configurations.


Nerve & Ganglia Electrodes

Flexible arrays and cuff form factors for peripheral-nerve and ganglia interfacing.


Cardiac Electrodes

Thin-film polymer grids for cardiac electrophysiology.


Browsing by Target — FAQ

How the target axis works and how collections overlap.

How do I pick a target collection?

Start from the anatomical structure you record from — each target section groups the electrode families validated for that region.

Can one probe serve multiple targets?

Yes. Collections overlap where the same device fits more than one preparation.

What if my target isn't listed?

Custom and tailored designs cover targets beyond the three listed here — talk to our application scientists to scope one.

Where do I see specs and pricing?

Each collection card opens the webstore filtered to that collection, where you compare channel counts, site geometry, and configuration.

Not sure which target fits your preparation?

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