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Revision as of 15:24, 20 April 2016
This page is a work in progress. Once your Miniscope system is up and running, it is important to be able to test, and debug, all aspects of the system before moving to imaging in vivo. The sections below will discuss the procedures we use to validate Miniscopes we build before using them in experiments. As you become more comfortable with using Miniscopes some of the sections below can be skipped.
Contents
Testing the Coaxial Cable Connection
In our experience, the connection of the coax cable, either to the CMOS Imaging Sensor PCB or SMA connector, is by far the most common source of power or data transmission issues
Checking for Light Leakage
Testing the Stability of the DAQ Software
Imaging Calibration Slides