Nanyu Zeng, Taesung Jung, Mohit Sharma, Guy Eichler, Jason Fabbri, R James Cotton, Eleonora Spinazzi, Brett Youngerman, Luca Carloni, Kenneth L Shepard
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This paper presents a fully wireless microelectrode array (MEA) system-on-chip (SoC) with 65,536 electrodes for non-penetrative cortical recording and stimulation, featuring a total sensing area of 6.8mm×7.4mm with a 26.5μm×29μm electrode pitch. Sensing, data telemetry, and powering are monolithically integrated on a single chip, which is made mechanically flexible to conform to the surface of the brain by substrate removal to a total thickness of 25μm allowing it to be contained entirely in the subdural space under the skull.