A: There is a 240 µsecond latency for activating the original pulse receiver, 25 ms for the continuous receivers, and 2050 µs for the new 2 channel pulse re...

A: The emitters are limited only by range and line of sight, and will pulse all of the receivers that can “see” an emitter. We offer a wide beam emitter tha...

A: Teleopto fiber optics can be made to any length you specify. The acrylic fiber is flexible, so a guide cannula may be appropriate for deep implants in la...

A: Users following the implantation and removal instructions in our manual have used the same LED-fiber optics up to 5 times.

A: 940nm. Polycarbonate is generally transparent at this wavelength: the signal can pass through several standard transparent mouse home cages so long as th...

A: Both emitter types can either be plugged directly into the remote or via the Telehub.

A: We offer custom high power receivers. A standard 1 gram pulse receiver coupled to a blue LED with a 500µm diameter fiber optic can output 13 mW;  custom ...

A: A drop of hot glue covering the pins and the top surface of the implant will help protect the pins. If you have difficulty removing the hot glue: You can...

A: Yes. Users sometimes see stimulation artifacts at the onset of optical stimulation, but the amplitude is smaller than the artifacts seen with conventiona...

A: Quickly wiping the implant with 70% ethanol is recommended.