Behavior Modules
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TDT offers two advanced Video Capture Interfaces designed specifically for behavioral neuroscience research.
The iV2 and iV1 offer high frame-rates and resolution to enable real-time and offline capture for scoring behaviors with precision, Infrared capability, and much more. Plus, you can record video frames synchronized with behavioral, electrophysiology, fiber photometry, and other research data to build or expand your experiments.
iV2 offers options for more sophisticated tracking (including real-time), behavioral events, optogenic,
iV1 offers a low-cost sleep system for small animal studies, and for animal monitoring and offline analysis.
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For more advanced research needs, our IV2 Interface utilizes dual cameras and provides a host of powerful features for real-time, automated tracking. The IV2 is designed for studies that require in-depth tracking and behavioral analysis, offering:
The IV2 is designed specifically for the following camera package which is purchased in addition to your IV2:
Our IV1 Interface is an ideal solution for simpler experimentation setups, making it easy to capture and score behaviors with precision. Equipped with a single camera, the IV1 offers:
The IV1 is designed specifically for the following camera which is included in your purchase:
| Specs / Capabilities | IV1 | IV2 |
| Camera Inputs | 1 | 2 |
| Acquisition with synchronization |  |
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| Maximum Framerate and Resolution | 60 fps at 800 x 600 resolution (0.5 megapixels) |
160 fps at 800 x 600 resolution (0.5 megapixels) |
| Maximum Resolution and Framerate | 1 megapixel resolution at 30 fps |
2 megapixel resolution at 40 fps |
| Infrared (low-light) Capability | |
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| Real-time video tracking through Synapse |  |
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| Supports offline analysis in DeepLabCut and other software options | |
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Our team can help determine which of these solutions best fits your research requirements. Contact us to learn more about how our Video Capture Interfaces can support your work in behavioral neuroscience.