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The wire-free Miniscope is a battery powered, data logging Miniscope that is fully untethered from external DAQ and power hardware. This system is based of the current wired Miniscope system (version 3.2) and shares all the same components except for the focus slider, CMOS PCB, and DAQ PCB. Below covers everything needed to get up and running with the wire-free Miniscope system. | The wire-free Miniscope is a battery powered, data logging Miniscope that is fully untethered from external DAQ and power hardware. This system is based of the current wired Miniscope system (version 3.2) and shares all the same components except for the focus slider, CMOS PCB, and DAQ PCB. Below covers everything needed to get up and running with the wire-free Miniscope system. | ||
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Revision as of 00:02, 17 May 2019
Overview
The wire-free Miniscope is a battery powered, data logging Miniscope that is fully untethered from external DAQ and power hardware. This system is based of the current wired Miniscope system (version 3.2) and shares all the same components except for the focus slider, CMOS PCB, and DAQ PCB. Below covers everything needed to get up and running with the wire-free Miniscope system.
