2018 TDT Product Catalog

Chronic Recording Neurophysiology Workstation
This system supports tethered recording from a freely moving animal. Using either a 32 or 64 channel
commutator you can perform high channel count recordings with either analog or digital headstages. When
using digital headstages and the AC064 commutator, you can record up to 512 channels. For up to 64
channels we recommend using analog headstages for their superior recording performance.
The optional RV2 allows for real-time fully synchronized subject tracking, with user-specified tracking
information being fed directly into the RZ2 processor for integration with neural data. The RV2 will also
save a fully synchronized video for post analysis. Our ACO motorized commutator supports optogenetic
stimulation via a dedicated center bore; this bore can also be using to pass fluids to the subject.
Qty Part # Page #
1 RZ2-8 33
1 RV2 48
1 VGAC Camera 48
1 PO5e 46
1 PZ5-0-4 41
1 ACO-32/64 59
3 ZD64 49
1 SynapseSTE 18
Tips from Victor:
• Our Synapse software allows you to easily view and integrate the information from
the video tracker with the electrophysiology.
• The PZ5 can be configured to accept digital or analog based headstages so that
you can mix and match your recording configuration in your animal. Record 128
channels of spike data and 16 channels of EMG or EEG signals by mixing analog
and digitizing headstages.
• Add some LEDs and use our Real-time Video tracker (RV2) to acquire and process
in real-time the XY coordinate position of your animal and detect when the rodent
moves into a particular region of the cage or maze. Use positional data to initiate
electrical or optogenetic stimuli or even better, trigger based on a particular neuron
firing when the subject is in one region of the cage or maze.
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