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CEAX-200-SS

The CEAX-200-SS Concentric electrodes with exposed metal shield are excellent for shield macro recording of a large number of neural elements, nerves or neurons, simultaneously; as opposed to single unit recording that intended to record from one or just a few neural elements. The CEAX-200-SS is ideal for chronic implantation.

The Stainless Steel external tubing (E) provides support for accurate placement. The extra extension may be cut off after insertion, leaving only a small protrusion.

Compared to the stepped "Rhodes" style tips of our NE and SNE Concentric models, the tips our CEA models are precision-ground to a sharp point.

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Tungsten Concentric Bipolar Electrodes with Extension CEAX-200-SS
ITEM	S (mm)	W (µm)	X (µm)	Y (µm)	Tip Diameter (µm)	Tip Profile	Outer Polyimide	E (mm)
WECEAX3-200-SS	10	350	126	<300	2-3	Standard	Yes	50
WECEAX5-200-SS	10	450	126	<300	2-3	Standard	Yes	50

Stainless Steel Concentric Bipolar Electrodes with Extension CEAX-200-SS
ITEM	S (mm)	W (µm)	X (µm)	Y (µm)	Tip Diameter (µm)	Tip Profile	Outer Polyimide	E (mm)
SSCEAX4-200-SS	10	350	126	<300	2-3	Standard	Yes	50

Platinum Iridium Concentric Bipolar Electrodes with Extension CEAX-200-SS
ITEM	S (mm)	W (µm)	X (µm)	Y (µm)	Tip Diameter (µm)	Tip Profile	Outer Polyimide	E (mm)
PICEAX3-200-SS	10	350	126	<400	2-3	Standard	Yes	50
PICEAX5-200-SS	10	450	218	<400	2-3	Standard	Yes	50
PICEAX10-200-SS	10	630	300	<400	3-5	Standard	Yes	50

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