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In vivo applications / Behavioural applications / Locomotion devices
Gramophone is a single-dimension locomotion tracking device. It allows a head restrained mouse to run on the disk and to respond to visual or other stimuli. The speed and the direction of the running are registered by software-controlled manner.
It can be used for high accuracy velocity recording in conjunction with a two-photon microscope, or as a control interface for behavioral training in a virtual linear maze. The behavior response and the two-photon Ca2+ signals can be recorded simultaneously and aligned with each other. The Gramophone can be coupled with multiple operant devices such as a water reward, air puff, etc., and the spinning speed of the disk is recorded in a triggered manner.
Kit contains:
Gramophone skeleton
Spare disk
Stabilized head holder
Set of 10 head-plates
Packaging
Features
- 14400 counts/rotation angular resolution
- Up to 500 Hz sampling frequency
- Robust and durable construction
- Easily removable and cleanable running surface
- Easily adjustable head fixation for in vivo imaging and electrophysiology
- Programmable inputs and outputs
- Open-source Python 3 software for recording locomotion and conditioning mice
Benefits
- Flexible usability: mobile, compact system for behavioral training, locomotion measurements, microscopic imaging, electrophysiological studies, etc.
- Easily integratable to your own system
- A two-point head holder with adjustable height fixes the rodent’s head, keeping the skull stable during moving
- Spinning speed is recorded with ~3 ms temporal resolution, and it is digitalized with ~1500 data points per rotation
- Velocity traces are saved in .csv format which can be imported to MES with Behavior Importer Modul or to other third-party programs with precise timing
- Three TTL output channels with 3.3V logic can be controlled by the system during complex behavior protocol, one analog input channel can be recorded with 10-bit resolution
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Gramophone is a single-dimension locomotion tracking device. It allows a head restrained mouse to run on the disk and to respond to visual or other stimuli. The speed and the direction of the running are registered by software-controlled manner.
It can be used for high accuracy velocity recording in conjunction with a two-photon microscope, or as a control interface for behavioral training in a virtual linear maze. The behavior response and the two-photon Ca2+ signals can be recorded simultaneously and aligned with each other. The Gramophone can be coupled with multiple operant devices such as a water reward, air puff, etc., and the spinning speed of the disk is recorded in a triggered manner.
Kit contains:
Gramophone skeleton
Spare disk
Stabilized head holder
Set of 10 head-plates
Packaging
Features
- 14400 counts/rotation angular resolution
- Up to 500 Hz sampling frequency
- Robust and durable construction
- Easily removable and cleanable running surface
- Easily adjustable head fixation for in vivo imaging and electrophysiology
- Programmable inputs and outputs
- Open-source Python 3 software for recording locomotion and conditioning mice
Benefits
- Flexible usability: mobile, compact system for behavioral training, locomotion measurements, microscopic imaging, electrophysiological studies, etc.
- Easily integratable to your own system
- A two-point head holder with adjustable height fixes the rodent’s head, keeping the skull stable during moving
- Spinning speed is recorded with ~3 ms temporal resolution, and it is digitalized with ~1500 data points per rotation
- Velocity traces are saved in .csv format which can be imported to MES with Behavior Importer Modul or to other third-party programs with precise timing
- Three TTL output channels with 3.3V logic can be controlled by the system during complex behavior protocol, one analog input channel can be recorded with 10-bit resolution
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