Getting Started With NeuronElektrod 

Plexon offers a suite of customizable specialty electrodes, probes and micro electrode arrays for various research needs. Many of our neural probes offer the combination of both neural stimulation and recording. If you do not see what you need, contact your Plexon Sales Engineer about it.

Getting Started With NeuronElektrod 

Plexon offers a suite of customizable specialty electrodes, probes and micro electrode arrays for various research needs. Many of our neural probes offer the combination of both neural stimulation and recording. If you do not see what you need, contact your Plexon Sales Engineer about it.

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Stimulation and Recording

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Stimulation and Recording

Probe Specification

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Microdrives Options

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Thumbtack Multielectrode Array

These chronically implantable Multielectrode Arrays are linear probes having multiple recording sites with a choice of 4, 8, 16, 24 and 32 electrode channels.
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U-Probe

U-probes are exceptionally customizable and robust, multi-use, multi-site linear electrodes most often used for acute recordings in medium to large animals.

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S-Probe

S-Probes are the newest tip design for Plexon neural probes. They are also the strongest. The entire tip is solid stainless steel and shaped similar to a sharpened pencil.

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V-Probe

The V-Probe takes the best of the very popular U-Probe to the next level, while also leveraging the benefits of the redesigned, conical-shaped tip to further minimize trauma to the brain tissue upon insertion.

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