MaxTwo Multi-Well HD-MEA System

MaxTwo High-Density Microelectrode Array (HD-MEA) System

MaxTwo, a high-throughput, high-resolution electrophysiology platform for recording and stimulating electrogenic cells in vitro. MaxTwo combines 6 or 24 MaxOne high-density microelectrode arrays in a multiwell format.

Product Overview

MaxWell Biosystems’ MaxTwo is a CMOS-based multiwell HD-MEA platform. It has all the capabilities of MaxOne–it captures high-quality signals at sub cellular resolution from long-term culture experiments. Electrical stimulation protocols can also be performed.

MaxTwo Multi-Well HD-MEA System allows for easy and vibration-free insertion of the multi-well MEA. The MaxTwo mainframe is an incubator allowing cells to have a proper environment during recording. It is designed for integration with automation systems. Overall, MaxTwo is a powerful electrical imaging system for drug discovery, safety pharmacology, and iPSC phenotyping applications.

Key Features of Each Well

  • 26,400 electrodes (9.3×5.45 sq-μm, 17.5 μm pitch)
  • 1020 low-noise readout channels
  • 32 stimulation channels
  • Large sensor area (3.85×2.10 sq-mm)
  • Switch-matrix technology for flexible array reconfiguration
  • Non-invasive, label-free
  • High-resolution activity map
  • Axonal action potential propagation tracking

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MaxTwo 6 Well Plates

Other Products

The MaxOne HD-MEA System is a high-density microelectrode array (HD-MEA) system in a single-well format. It can operate inside cell-culture incubators. Accessories are available for perfusion-compatibility. Microscopy of samples on the HD-MEA surface can be performed using upright objectives.

Support

We provide training and support on all aspects of the MaxTwo platform. We have the expertise to help you design experiments and/or analysis tools and integrate MaxTwo with your automation system.

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