A silicon microelectrode array for simultaneous recording and stimulation in the brain of behaving animals
A silicon microelectrode array for simultaneous recording and stimulation in the brain of behaving animals
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10.1109/iembs.2003.1279833
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2003-09
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R. Olsson;D. Buhl;M. Gulari;G. Buzsáki;K. Wise
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R. Olsson;D. Buhl;M. Gulari;G. Buzsáki;K. Wise
This paper presents an eight-channel silicon neural probe with integrated CMOS circuitry designed for simultaneous recording and stimulation in the brain. The probe includes eight on-chip amplifiers that can be individually bypassed, allowing direct access to the indium sites for electrical stimulation. The on-probe amplifiers have a gain of 38.9dB, an upper cutoff frequency of 9.9 kHz, and an input referred noise of 9.2 /spl mu/Vrms from 100 Hz to 10 kHz. The low-frequency cutoff of the amplifier is tunable to allow the recording of field potentials and minimize stimulus artifact. The on-probe circuitry consumes 672 /spl mu/W from /spl plusmn/1.5 V supplies and occupies 2.02 mm/sup 2/ in 3 /spl mu/m features. In-vivo recordings have shown that the preamplifiers can record single-unit activity 1 ms after the onset of stimulation on sites as close as 20 /spl mu/m to the stimulating electrode. Further artifact suppression is achievable with precise tuning of the low-frequency amplifier cutoff.