Abstract
This paper describes a biphasic, constant-current stimulator that is appropriate for intracranial self-stimulation (ICSS) studies. The stimulator is made from components that are readily available in electronic supply stores at low cost. A printed circuit board has also been designed for the stimulator which facilitates its production. The device has proven extremely reliable in various ICSS paradigms.
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