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Neuropixels chronic implant system for ferrets

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dBSPL
Created:
12/16/25
Submitted:
10/7/26
Published:
10/7/26
Cap to protect headstage during recording
headstageholdercapCap to protect headstage during recording

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Cap to protect headstage during recordingHolder to mount probe for surgical implantation and release it smoothly once anchored with cementWell which is fitted over the implanted NP2.0 once secured with dental cement. Should be sealed and attached with cementEnclosure to mount probe PCB in. Should be sealed to prevent fluid ingress with epoxy around sides and paralube at base of probeCap to fit to well when not recording / in home cage. Should be screwed, and can be taped for extra securityHeadstage holder, attaches to well during recording. Holds the headstage and fishing line to ensure no forces are applied to the NP ribbon cable, recording cable or headstage,

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3DPX-023215

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Category

Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware
Description

System to house, implant, protect and record from commercial NP2.0 probes. Implant is fully 'ferret proof' allowing recording for months-years from freely moving animals. Probes are not recoverable.

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