Journal of Neural EngineeringNeurosciencePeer-reviewed journal article
Twister3: a simple and fast microwire twister
Jonathan P. NewmaniD, Jakob VoigtsiD, Maxim Borius, Mattias P. Karlsson, Mark Thomas HarnettiD, Matthew A. WilsoniD
Abstract
We present Twister3, a microwire twisting machine. This device greatly increases the speed and repeatability of constructing twisted microwire neural probes (e.g. stereotrodes and tetrodes) compared to existing options. It is cheap, well documented, and all associated designs and source code are open-source. Twister3 is of interest to any lab performing twisted microwire neural recordings, for example, using tetrode drives.
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