A new multi-site probe array with monolithically integrated parylene flexible cable for neural prostheses.

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Changlin Pang,Jorge Cham,Zoran Nenadic,Sam Musallam,Yu-Chong Tai,Joel Burdick,Richard Andersen,

This work presents a new multi-site probe array applied with parylene technology, used for neural prostheses to record high-level cognitive neural signals. Instead of inorganic materials (e.g. silicon dioxide, silicon nitride), the electrodes and conduction traces on probes are insulated by parylene, which is a polymer material with high electrical resistivity, mechanical flexibility, biocompatibility and easy deposition process. As a result, the probes exhibit better electrical and mechanical properties. The all dry process is demonstrated to fabricate these probe arrays with monolithically integrated parylene flexible cables using double-side-polished (DSP) wafers. With the parylene flexible cables, the probes can be easily assembled to a high density 3-D array for chronic implantation.

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C Pang,J Cham,Z Nenadic,S Musallam,YC Tai,J Burdick,R Andersen,

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ISSN: 1557-170X

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YEAR: 2005

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AFFILIATION: Caltech Micromachining Lab, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125 USA (phone: 626-395-2254; fax: 626-584-9104; e-mail: changlin@caltech.edu).

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