A: We use a fiber with Numerical Aperture (NA) 0.5, so the exit cone angle is about 42 degrees. For reference: our 250 µm  fiber has a core of 240 µm. 500 µ...

A: 0.9 mm, center to center. 1.3 mm for 500 µm fibers

A: The receivers and LED-Fiber optics can be customized extensively, often without additional costs. Examples include higher output receivers, different con...

A: In general, we recommend the pulse type receiver for most experiments, because of  many advantages (higher output power, better time resolution, easier...

A: That depends on many factors, such as the output setting, type of LED, the size of the battery, and the percentage of time the LED is powered on (duty cy...

A: For the new 2g (2 gram) receiver it is 28 hrs. For the original 2g receivers it is 24 hrs.

A: The maximum tested rate is 1000 hz in P (Pulse) mode.  The maximum rate in 2P (2 channel pulse) mode is approximately 450 hz (total combined rate for bot...

A: 2 channel receivers can control each LED separately, but both LEDs can not be lit simultaneously. 

A: Please let us know, we can wire the TeleLCD bilateral implants for this purpose. Two channel receivers can only have one channel active at a time. Norma...

A: The bilateral fiber optic is also available with the LEDs attached  to the receiver by short cables, allowing each optic fiber to be implanted independen...