FAQ

NeuroNexus makes silicon neural probes — 210+ catalog designs in 2,000+ variants — and thin-film polymer grid arrays, 50+ catalog designs, for penetrating and surface recording, plus specialty electrodes for stimulation, optogenetics and drug delivery.

Start from whatever is fixed first: browse electrodes by target, modality, or signal, or use the Product Finder to go from your requirements to a matched configuration. Solution Bundles pair probes, acquisition, and accessories that work together as a starting point you customize, and application scientists will help you equip the study end to end.

Yes. NeuroNexus probes work with third-party acquisition systems, including Open Ephys and Intan, through standard connectors or a NeuroNexus adapter that mates a probe package to hardware it was not terminated for; Radiens reads those systems' recordings.

An H-style (Hybrid) package mounts a silicon probe to one end of a thin-film polyimide ribbon cable, with the other end of the cable attached to a PCB and connector. The assembly mechanically uncouples the probe from the connector; the thin-film cable is very flexible and can even twist slightly. The "H" stands for hybrid assembly, the hybrid of a thin-film silicon probe and a thin-film polymer component, silicon and polymer. It is the chronic package for a floating implant, a microdrive or connector stand-off, at 16 to 128 channels on Omnetics, Hirose or MRI Omnetics connectors.