ArticleNeurophotonics2026
Open-source modular field-programmable gate array system for two-photon mesoscope enabling multiarea, multidepth neural activity recording and lifetime imaging.
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Significance: Large field-of-view (FOV) two-photon microscopy enables simultaneous recording across multiple brain regions, but larger FOVs lengthen raster scans and limit temporal resolution. A modular, open-source solution that increases imaging speed and adds fluorescence-lifetime capability on standard systems would broaden access to mesoscale neural measurements. Aim: We aimed to develop and validate an open-source, modular field-programmable gate array (FPGA)-based acquisition platform and a circular delay-path (CDP) module that together enable multiarea, multidepth mesoscale two-photon imaging and large-FOV two-photon fluorescence lifetime imaging (2p-FLIM) using an 80 MHz laser. Approach: We built an FPGA system that digitizes photomultiplier signals at Results: The system enabled simultaneous recording of Conclusions: This modular, open-source FPGA + CDP system increases throughput of large-FOV two-photon imaging and adds lifetime contrast without specialized lasers, facilitating multiscale
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