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16 Channel JFET Headstage DB25 Pin outs = blue
Headstage channels = black
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Channels 1-16 have JFETS
The ground and the stimulation channels don't have JFETS.
Ground #1 can have a JFET if needed for differential
recording. (At no extra charge.)
Note: VDD + 9v or 12v (BD25 #1)
See Fig 1.
NB Labs Headstages Amplifier FEATURES
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JFET Source Follower.
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Low Noise
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8 Channel Single or 16 Channel Double
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DB25 Connector Provided (if required) See
Fig 2.
Headstage can be built 3 ways
ELECTRODE ARRAY PATTERNS Each dot represents a 50 micron
wire channel and its position in the array. This is not the actual size
of the array and is displayed here only as a representation.
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For small areas. Unlike bundles, you know which wire is which
channel using this design. |
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For small Narrow areas. The distance between rows and individual
wires can be varied to fit the need of the user. |
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For thin areas. Also can be cut at any angle. |
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For long narrow areas. Each row can be the same length or cut
at different lengths or angles. |
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