
pmid: 17947024
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.
Male, Models, Neurological, Biomedical Engineering, Electric Capacitance, Prosthesis Design, Electric Stimulation, Electrodes, Implanted, Animals, Macaca, Microelectrodes, Visual Cortex
Male, Models, Neurological, Biomedical Engineering, Electric Capacitance, Prosthesis Design, Electric Stimulation, Electrodes, Implanted, Animals, Macaca, Microelectrodes, Visual Cortex
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