The Cerebus™ System is a multichannel data acquisition system for animal neurophysiology experiments that is highly configurable and easy to use. The Cerebus™ Neural Signal Processor captures, processes and analyzes action potentials (spikes), field potentials and other physiological signals in relation to experiment state events™ in real-time for up to 256 electrodes, 16 auxiliary analog channels, and individual TTL or strobed word experiment events. Multiple systems can be synchronized for higher channel counts. The Cerebus System also can be used in combination with the innovative CerePlex™ family of digital headstages, which digitize and multiplex neural signals at the source, enabling noise-immune transmission and reduction of lead wires
Ultra-compact design
Fiber-optic link for noise immunity
8, 16, 32, 64, 96, 128, 256 and 512 channel configurations
High-resolution signal recording (30 kHz at 16 bits)
Compatible with low- and high-impedance electrodes
Electrode impedance measurement
Flexible I/O options for synchronizing with behavior, stimulus and video systems
Parallel multi-PC control and operation
Per-channel user-defined digital filters
Up to three signal streams per channel
Real-time 2D/3D spike sorting (including tetrodes)
Two-channel oscilloscope (time and frequency modes)
User-defined analog outputs
Digital noise cancellation
Crosstalk calculation
Interface to NeuroExplorer, Spike2, MATLAB, C/C++ and other third-party software
SDKs for MATLAB and C++ (offline and online)
Natively integrates with Blackrock’s Offline Spike Sorting (BOSS) software
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