Intan Technologies, LLC: low-noise amplifier microchips for electrophysiology, EKG, EMG, EEG, ECoG, and neural recording headstages and bio instrumentation

"Many researchers are working on tiny devices for gleaning information about circuits in living brains... Companies such as Intan Technologies specialize in producing amplifier arrays and circuits tiny enough for such experiments."

—Monya Baker, Nature Methods

Welcome

Welcome to Intan Technologies, leader in the development of specialized integrated circuits for biological sensing.

We create innovative analog and mixed-signal microchips to amplify and filter bioelectric signals such as EMG, ECG/EKG, ECoG, EEG, neural action potentials, and local field potentials.

We are pleased to announce the launch of our latest product line, the RHA2000 Series of multi-channel low-noise amplifier chips. The small size and low power consumption of these integrated circuits enables the miniaturization of front-end electronics for electrophysiology instruments and other wearable or portable biopotential recording systems.

Our mission is to provide flexible, high performance microelectronic solutions for next-generation scientific, medical, and consumer devices that interface with bioelectric signals. With years of expertise in both state-of-the-art integrated circuit design and modern electrophysiology techniques, we have a deep understanding of the nature of biological signals and how best to observe them.

Explore our existing products, see what some of our users have published using our technology, or contact us to discuss custom integrated circuit designs that operate at the interface between technology and biology.

News

• Our amplifier chips have been adopted by the open ephys team in their effort to create an open-source neural recording acquisition system with Intan headstage.
• Intan Technologies RHA2216 amplifier chips are being used in a next-generation prosthetic arm developed by Dr. Todd Kuiken's group at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. You can see this arm in action in a live demo at a recent TED talk.

Recent additions to our website

• See who is using Intan Technologies microchips.
• See a list of publications of work made possible by Intan Technologies devices, in journals such as Nature Neuroscience.
• Check out our new introduction to Intan Technologies amplifier technology.
• Explore new resources added to our downloads.