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According to the wiki, 3b probes do not have a single, fixed geometry. Is there a way to tell what the geometry is of a given probe, short of looking under a microscope? (I.e. some sort of rule based on the serial number)?
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All the neuropixels 1.0 probes are staggered geometry, as shown in the nature paper. A small number of the early 3B test probes had aligned site geometry - for the particular shipment we had at UCL there was indeed something to look for in the serial numbers, though as I understood at the time it was not a general rule that would apply to all possible serial numbers. So, I think you almost certainly have staggered, but looking under a microscope is otherwise your best bet (this is actually not too hard to see), or else ask the person you got them from (Tim?) whether they know more.
According to the wiki, 3b probes do not have a single, fixed geometry. Is there a way to tell what the geometry is of a given probe, short of looking under a microscope? (I.e. some sort of rule based on the serial number)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: