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50 us, you mean. They claim a nicely low input referred noise (~4 uV), so 19 kHz should be great for spike detection, though as you note upthread it's a little
by joeyo 9y ago
50 us, you mean.
They claim a nicely low input referred noise (~4 uV), so 19 kHz should be great for spike detection, though as you note upthread it's a little low for spike sorting: it's nice to have at least 30 kHz.
I wonder how much weight savings they got over combining a wireless chip and a bare-die Intan [1].
1. http://intantech.com/products_RHD2000.html http://intantech.com/products_RHD2000.html
- hprotagonist 9y agoyes, 50us. I wonder if it's more of a form factor thing than a weight thing. I wonder how it holds up in multi-animal cages, too.