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Analysis of Capacitive Coupling within Microelectrode Array

Authors: Zhe Hu; Philip R. Troyk; David E. Detlefsen;

Analysis of Capacitive Coupling within Microelectrode Array

Abstract

Capacitive coupling within high-density microelectrode arrays can degrade neural recording signal or disperse neural stimulation current. Material deterioration in a chronically implanted neural stimulation/recording system can cause such an undesired effect. We present a simple method with an iterative algorithm to quantify the cross-coupling capacitance, in-situ.

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Male, Models, Neurological, Biomedical Engineering, Electric Capacitance, Prosthesis Design, Electric Stimulation, Electrodes, Implanted, Animals, Macaca, Microelectrodes, Visual Cortex

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