The High Density Tether is a flexible cable to connect the High Density Junction Box to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. The High Density Tether is a component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

The ATLAS Headbox is a clinical headbox that allows ECoG electrodes with 1.5mm Touch-Proof Connector Adapters to interface with the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

The ATLAS HC Headbox is a clinical headbox that allows a CA-105 waveguard™ EEG Cap by ANT Neuro to interface with the ATLAS Neurophysiology System by Neuralynx.

The ATLAS NK Headbox allows JE-125A, JE-225A, JE-226A, JE-227A, and JE-228A Mini Flat Junction Boxes by Nihon Kohden Corporation (NKC) to interface with the ATLAS Neurophysiology System by Neuralynx and JE-120A or JE-212A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation through the ATLAS NKSS Cable (also by Neuralynx).

The ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-D18 is a clinical headstage that allows two 18 contact DIXI electrode connectors to interface with the ATLAS Data Acquisition System. The ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-D18 uses electronic components to buffer single unit activity sensed by the electrodes and sends it to the ATLAS Data Acquisition System to be digitized.

The ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-A9 is a clinical headstage that allows four X 9 contact Adtech electrode connectors to interface with the ATLAS Data Acquisition System. The ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-A9 uses electronic components to buffer single unit activity sensed by the electrodes and sends it to the ATLAS Data Acquisition System to be digitized.

The ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-IDC10 is a clinical headstage that allows four X 3M 10 Pin Receptacle Connector (e.g. 8510-4500PL) connectors to interface with the ATLAS Data Acquisition System. The ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-IDC10 uses electronic components to buffer single unit activity sensed by the electrodes and sends it to the ATLAS Data Acquisition System to be digitized.

The ATLAS MICROMED JB INTERFACE is a buffered interface between Micromed Jackbox and ATLAS. The ATLAS MICROMED JB INTERFACE uses electronic components to buffer single unit activity sensed by the electrodes and sends it to the ATLAS Data Acquisition System to be digitized.

The Modular Headstage-36 is a clinical headstage that connects to one of several modular electrode interfaces to connect electrodes from various manufacturers to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. The Modular Headstage-36 uses electronic components to buffer single unit activity sensed by the electrodes and sends it to the ATLAS Data Acquisition System to be digitized.

The ATLAS HD Headbox is a clinical headbox that allows electrode connections ending in an MDR-68 connector to interface with the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. The ATLAS HD Headbox allows two MDR-68 connectors to be tied in parallel and a switch to disable active driven ground supplied by the ATLAS Neurophysiology system.

The ADPT-NKSS-DRS-A is an adapter cable that allows signals from an electrode interface to be recorded by not only the ATLAS Neurophysiology System (K110967) by Neuralynx, Inc. but also the JE-120A Amplifier (K113117), by Nihon Kohden Corporation.

The ADPT-NKSS-DRS-BCD is an adapter that allows signals from an electrode interface to be recorded by not only the ATLAS Neurophysiology System (K110967) by Neuralynx, Inc. but also the JE-120A Amplifier (K113117), by Nihon Kohden Corporation.

The TETHER INTERCONNECT is a component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

The ADPT-NKSS-Y-A is an adapter cable that allows signals from an electrode interface by Nihon Kohden Corporation to be recorded by both the JE-120A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation and the JE-212A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation.

The ADPT-NKSS-Y-B is an adapter cable that allows signals from an electrode interface by Nihon Kohden Corporation to be recorded by both the JE-120A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation and the JE-212A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation.

The ADPT-NKSS-Y-C is an adapter cable that allows signals from an electrode interface by Nihon Kohden Corporation to be recorded by both the JE-120A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation and the JE-212A Amplifier by Nihon Kohden Corporation.

The ATLAS TOPHAT Adapter cable allows signals from a Micromed JB TOPHAT electrode interface to be recorded by the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

The ATLAS TPSS Cable is an adapter that allows signals from an electrode interface to be recorded by not only the ATLAS Neurophysiology System by Neuralynx, Inc. but also other neurophysiology recording systems with touch proof connectors. The ATLAS TPSS Cable shares the outputs from the electrode interface and splits them to both systems to be digitized.

The ATLAS CHET Adapter is an optional configuration of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System that allows up to 4 clinical headstages to interface with the ATLAS Acquisition Amplifier.

The ATLAS Analog Isolator is an optional accessory of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System that isolates 16 analog channels on the system.

The ATLAS High Density Signal Splitter (HDSS) is an adapter that allows signals from an electrode interface to be recorded by not only the ATLAS Neurophysiological System (K110967) by Neuralynx, Inc. but also the Quantum Amplifier by Natus Corporation. The ATLAS HDSS shares the buffered outputs from the electrode interface and routes them to both systems to be digitized.

Passive adapter with touchproof inputs and a high density output for adapting 3rd party electrode interface cables to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. Version "A" is labeled for connections to electrodes 1-64.

Modular Electrode Interface for connecting 10 contact PMT MINI CONNECTOR to Modular Headstage-36 which is connected to the ATLAS Acquisition Amplifier. Modular Electrode Interface-PM10 and Modular Headstage-36 are components of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

Modular Electrode Interface for connecting 16 contact PMT MINI CONNECTOR to Modular Headstage-36 which is connected to the ATLAS Acquisition Amplifier. Modular Electrode Interface-PM16 and Modular Headstage-36 are components of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

The Global Reference Module 2 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 3 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 4 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 5 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 6 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 7 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 8 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 9 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 10 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 11 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 12 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 13 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 14 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 15 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

The Global Reference Module 16 provides Global Referencing to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System. It connects to the Global Reference Connection on the ATLAS Combo Board.

Accessory to the ATLAS Cart, which is part of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System.

The ATLAS Combo Board combines the functionality of the ATLAS Hybrid Input Board and ATLAS DRS-36 Board onto a single board, meaning the Digital Reference Selection and Analog to Digital Conversion for 32 electrodes is combined into a single slot.

The TETH-XTN-MM-1 is a component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System

The TETH-XTN-MM-2 is a component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System

The TETH-XTN-MM-5 is a component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System

The TETH-XTN-MM-8 is a component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System

The ATLAS-CHET-36-TETHER is a connection between the ATLAS-HS-36-CHET-X headstage and the ATLAS Neurophysiology System; Note X denotes the type of electrode connection for the CHET, while the TETHER is compatible with multiple CHET-X designs.

The Remote Monitoring Station (RMS) software is designed to display CSC and, when available, live video data captured from the Pegasus data acquisition software on a networked computer.

NetCom Client is an application programming interface (API) that is intended to allow data transfer to/from the Pegasus software.

Electroencephalographic monitoring system, stationary

Pegasus is the software component of the ATLAS Neurophysiology System that interfaces with the amplifier. It is used to display, store and archive EEG signals and allow user-only annotation and marking. Pegasus does not analyze EEG or automatically detect events.