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A telemetry system for neuronal discharge recording from behaving monkeys positioned in a primate chair is described. Using FM telemetry system single neuronal activity was recorded from the monkey brain through five teflon-coated platinum-iridium microwire electrodes (25 mu in dia.). This system permits stable long term neuronal discharge recording during feeding behavior with minimal artifacts even during mastication. The system has a broadcasting distance of more than 30 m. The frequency response and the S/N ratio obtained from this system is almost comparable with that of the usual direct wire procedures, and the elimination of artifacts is superior. This report describes the procedure for constructing the microelectrode assembly and FM telemetry system.
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