NeuroGig is committed to developing and distributing open-source hardware (OSH) for the neuroscience community. But why is OSH important? And what do we at NeuroGig contribute? Open-Source Instruments from NeuroGig What Else Should We Build? Frequently Asked Questions about Open-Source Hardware in Neuroscience Q: What are the influences that’s made OSH development trendy? A series […]
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Open-Source Faraday Cage – Materials Calculator Struggling with Electrical Noise? Read “The Hunt for Electrical Noise” – Our 3-Part Blog Post Watch the video below, and download the Faraday Cage BOM calculator and Completed Panel Assembly Manual in order to build a Faraday cage for your patch-clamp electrophysiology rig. Feel free to contact us for
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Final part of the 3-part series – theory and practice
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Your primary weapons for sorting the noise are repositioning, swapping or shielding
cables and equipment.
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This post is intended to be both handy as a trouble-shooting resource, and also as a primer for patch-clampers setting up new rigs.
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Launching the Neuroscience Currency The NeuroGiga Seal™ is the newly-launched NeuroGig “currency”. Its purpose is to to support value-exchange in the neuroscience hardware community, with its value is linked to that of the Pound Sterling or US Dollar – so one NeuroGiga Seal™ equals one GBP or USD (depending on its terms). NeuroGiga Seals™ can
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