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URL: https://edspace.american.edu/openbehavior/project/tetrodrive/
Proper Citation: TetrODrive (RRID:SCR_022326)
Description: 3D printed microdrive for electrophysiology and optophysiology. Consists of main body and head. Used for in vivo tetrode recording, optical imaging, and optogenetic manipulation in freely moving mice.Design files and build instructions for this device can be found on TetrODrive GitHub.Microdrive can be assembled in 15 min and price for all materials, including 3D printer, is lower than single commercial microdrive.
Resource Type: data or information resource, portal, instrument resource, project portal
Defining Citation: DOI:10.1088/1741-2552/abf608
Keywords: OpenBehavior, Instrument, microdrive, behavior measurement, freely moving, neural recording, electrical recording, optical imaging, neural modulation, optogenetics
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