Horizontal Headstage 128-Channel Datalogger (HH128)
The HH128 neural datalogger records 128 channels of full data rate broadband electrophysiology data for experiments with rats, marmosets or larger model species. It can be used to record in both tethered or untethered (wireless) experiments. When recording untethered, the HH128 amplifies, digitizes and records neural data to the onboard microSD card under battery power. In tethered mode, the HH128 streams data to the MCU via HDMI where it is recorded to the local computer and can be viewed in Trodes.
- A complete recording system in 11.1 grams; lightweight enough for freely-moving rats and larger animals
- 128 channels of neural data plus integrated accelerometer and gyroscope
- Optimized for high throughput and social experiments
- Unique alignment system to make daily connecting/disconnecting easy; see video demos
- Compatible with most probes, arrays and drives. For a wide array of compatibility options, see adaptors and EIBs
- HDMI cable
- Input testing board
| Channel count | 128 |
| Intended experimental applications | freely-moving, untethered data logging |
| Connectors to electrode array | 160-pin Amphenol Lynx connector. An assortment of routing boards to probes and electrode interface boards are available. |
| Configurable sampling rate supports | 30kHz, 20kHz and 2kHz recording modes |
| Aux pin input range | ± 5 mV |
| Bit depth | 12 and 16-bit depth supported |
| Power consumption | 138mA at 3.8V |
| Data logging | ~2 hours 5 minutes full data-rate broadband data with 400 mAh battery and 128GB SD card |
| Sensors | 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyro |
| Dimensions | 35mm ✕ 22mm footprint; 24mm height |
| Weight | 12.9 grams (headstage only) 17.1g (headstage and Lynx adaptor board) 27g (headstage, Lynx adaptor board, 400mAh battery) |