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Boxed document sets now available!

Printed documents are now available in high quality, full color boxed sets that include a System 3 hardware reference, RPvdsEx circuit design reference, and software user guides. Contact sales for pricing information.

 

SpikePac now available!

SpikePac is a powerful extension package for TDT’s OpenEx software suite designed specifically for researchers doing multi-channel neural recordings. The software package includes a group of easy-to-use RPvdsEx components and paired OpenController interfaces that provide the foundation needed to build powerful recording paradigms. These building blocks handle all OpenEx integration details automatically. Most importantly, SpikePac offers this new level of integration without compromising the flexibility essential to TDT customers.

SpikePac includes:

  • Principal Component Feature Space Spike Sorting
  • Real-Time, Time-Voltage Spike Sorting
  • Filtering
  • Signal Monitoring with Noise Gating
  • Signal Denoising
  • Electrode Site Remapping

Building on existing OpenEx functionality, SpikePac simplifies experiment configuration and incorporates a broader range of spike sorting techniques and performance enhancing tools.

 

New ZIF-Clip® technology previewed...

TDT previewed our new miniature, low insertion-force set of connectors and headstages and electrode arrays, up to 128 channels at the Neuroscience2007 Exhibition at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. TDT’s ZIF-Clip® system features an innovative, hinged headstage design that ensures quick, easy headstage connection with almost no insertion force applied to the subject. ~ more

 

New PZ3-128, 128 Channel, Low Impedance PreAmp available...

The EEG, EMG, and Evoked Potentials Workstation, now featuring the new PZ3-128, 128 Channel, Low Impedance PreAmp, with up to 128 channels, impedance checking on all channels, fully differential, high input range mode, battery power, and optical isolation. ~ more

 

 

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On the Road

Be sure to look for us at these meetings in 2008:

ARO Midwinter Meeting
Booth 201
February 17-19, 2008
Phoenix, AZ

Canadian Neuroscience
Booth 9
May 26 -28, 2008
Montreal, CANADA

FENS 2008
Booth 402
July 12 -16, 2008
Geneva, Switzerland

EMBC 08
Booth B7
August 20-22, 2008
Vancouver, CANADA

Neuroscience 2008
Booth 823
Nov 15-19 , 2008
Washington, DC

American Epilepsy Society
December 6-8, 2008
Seattle, WA

Tucker-Davis Technologies, systems have been cited in over 2500 publications, with over 1500 references since 2003.

Gray studies how habituated visual neurons neurons in locusts respond when challenged with multiple, looming objects of different complex shapes. Article available here...

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de Solages, Szapiro, Brunel, Hakim, Isope, Buisseret, Rousseau, Barbour and Léna use multisite recordings to study high-frequency organization and synchrony of Purkinje cell activity. Article available here...

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Sanchez, Gunduz, Carney, and Principe use System 3 for Brain Machine Interface studies. Article available here...

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Ohara, Wang, Ku, Lenz, Hsiao, Hong, and Zhou use System 3 for multisensory integration study. Article available here...

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Jones, Hewson-Stoate, Martindale, Redgrave, and Mayhew use TDT BioAmp for tactile recordings. Article available here...