Real-time, closed loop
signal processing with HPP
Analyze and respond to input signals in less than 1 millisecond.HPP now included in our Digital Lynx SX - at no additional cost.
Advanced Data Acquisition & Experiment Control
Neuralynx develops intuitive, high-density, low-noise electrophysiology systems with customizable features and devices – specifically designed to meet the performance and data quality demands of your experiment. We provide acquisition system and component solutions for both basic neuroscience and human neurophysiology research environments.
Decades of innovation, flexible integrations and the loyal support of our partners — that’s why over 1100 animal and clinical research labs choose Neuralynx.
Digital Lynx SX
High-density, DC-coupled acquisition
with closed loop processing
FreeLynx
Reliable, configurable, wide bandwidth
wireless acquisition
LabLynx
Low cost, portable, battery-powered
wide bandwidth digital acquisition
Human single unit recording with one integrated, high performance, data acquisition system.
Rev. 1.0 2020 - 09 - 23
Research Using Neuralynx Tech...
Dynamically changing neuronal activity supporting working memory for predictable and unpredictable durations
Jong Chan Park, Jung Won Bae, Jieun Kim, Min Whan Jung
November 2019
Longitudinal Functional Assessment of Brain Injury Induced by High-Intensity Ultrasound Pulse Sequences
Meijun Ye, Krystyna Solarana, Harmain Rafi, Shyama Patel, Marjan Nabili, Yunbo Liu, Stanley Huang, Jonathan A. N. Fisher, Victor Krauthamer, Matthew Myers & Cristin Welle
October 2019
Dentate gyrus mossy cells share a role in pattern separation with dentate granule cells and proximal CA3 pyramidal cells
Douglas GoodSmith, Heekyung Lee, Joshua P. Neunuebel, Hongjun Song and James J. Knierim
November 2019
Locus Coeruleus Optogenetic Stimulation and the Estrous Cycle Manipulate Sleep Characteristics and Memory Consolidation
Kevin M. Swift
July 2019
A rat model for assessing the long-term safety and performance of peripheral nerve electrode arrays
Benjamin Shafera, Cristin Welle, Srikanth Vasudevan
December 2019