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Grids · ECoG Series

ECoG 32-Channel Grid

Polyimide substrate that follows the cortical surface — epidural or subdural, 4 to 256 sites

NeuroNexus E32 150 Cl70 40 probe

A thin polyimide film that lies on the cortical surface and follows its curvature and movement, carrying small sites that read a local patch at high impedance, on a long cable for routing to the connector. Among the 56 grid designs in the design space it sits at the bottom: 32 sites (a common choice — 16 of 55), a 0.64 mm site-array span (9th percentile), 53 sites/mm² (95th percentile) and a 0.82 mm³ neural interface (7th percentile).

Orders as a grid-plus-package assembly, in 6 package configurations, 3 of them microdrive-compatible. Polyimide 12 µm thick. 70 mm cable. Research use only.

SKU grd_cog--e32_150_cl70_40 · Grids in the webstore

Specifications

Channels32
Site layoutGrid
Site area1,257 µm²
Span640 µm
SubstratePolyimide
Site materialPlatinum
Thickness12 µm
Site geometryEstimated from the catalog drawing and similar designs
Neural interface volume0.821 mm³ (higher than 7% of 56 designs)
Site coverage density53.2 sites/mm² (higher than 95% of 56 designs)
Brain coverage density39.0 sites/mm³ (higher than 93% of 56 designs)

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