The invention belongs to the technical field of precise driving and positioning, and relates to a high-precision piezoelectric micro-driving device for synchronously recording rat multi-brain-region neural signals, which mainly comprises a piezoelectric stack driving element, a
thermal shrinkage and cold expansion material clamping element, a rectangular flexible hinge, a neural
electrode and a packaging shell. The driving element can provide a stepping displacement output power source for the neural
electrode, the clamping elements are embedded into an upper PCB and a lower PCB in pairs and can clamp and release the neural
electrode, and the flexible hinge can regulate and control the stepping displacement output characteristic of the neural electrode. The piezoelectric micro-driving device independently translates a plurality of neural electrodes by cooperatively controlling a driving element and a clamping element under the excitation of a
time sequence signal, and is accurately implanted into a target
brain region of a rat to synchronously
record neural signals of multiple brain regions. The device is simple and compact in structure, small and light, easy to integrate and miniaturize, capable of being used for accurate, independent and rapid micron-level positioning of multiple neural electrodes, and beneficial for achieving high-precision, multi-brain-area and large-scale synchronous recording of rat electroencephalogram signals.