Vijay Viswam, Jelena Dragas, Amir Shadmani, Yihui Chen, Alexander Stettler, Jan Müller, Andreas Hierlemann
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Various CMOS-based micro-electrode arrays (MEAs) have been developed in recent years for extracellular electrophysiological recording/stimulation of electrogenic cells [1-5]. Mostly two approaches have been used: (i) the activepixel approach (APS) [2-4], which features simultaneous readout of all electrodes, however, at the expense of a comparably high noise level, and (ii) the switchmatrix (SM) approach, which yields better noise performance, whereas only a subset of electrodes (e.g.,1024) is simultaneously read out [5]. All systems feature, at most, voltage recording and/or voltage/current stimulation functionalities.