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Journal Article
Low-cost Electrode Arrays for Recordings of Neural Activity
2018
Overview
Recordings of neural activity with further data interpretation and analysis are helping to discover underlying processes of the brain's functioning. These studies can have a huge impact on the development of modern highly promising technologies such are: cognitive computing, machine learning and artificial intelligence, human-machine interfaces, bionic prosthetic devices and etc. This has remarkably increased the interest in electrophysiological recordings. Although the technology and techniques of these recordings are being continuously improved, there are still many obstacles in getting high quality recorded data due to its complicated nature, small signal amplitudes and inherited noises. Every node in the recording system is crucial for getting meaningful and precision data. In this paper, a method for manufacturing of low-cost electrode arrays for electrophysiological recordings is described. The proposed electrode arrays are easy-to-replicate and can be easily modified, which gives flexibility for customized probe preparation. The testing shows that these probes have low electrical impedances and can be used for neural spike registration.
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