That said, why use 40 Hz for the high bandpass cutoff? That setting leaves an awful lot of unnecessary junk.
Must be a "practical" reason...
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...other than food...
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...like tracking gamma frequencies, and all that TM [expletive deleted].deltadave wrote:That said, why use 40 Hz for the high bandpass cutoff? That setting leaves an awful lot of unnecessary junk.
Must be a "practical" reason...
...other than food...
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I wonder if there's a simple single/dual channel EEG available that doesn't filter input data..
If not, it wouldn't be hard to implement with Arduino or similar..
If not, it wouldn't be hard to implement with Arduino or similar..
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Well this does sound like an interesting project!
I have budgeted 30 dollars to join in the fray. It seems like it will be easy to pick up a Duemilanove for less than 10 bucks, and will keep my eye out for a Zeo for 20 (including shipping).
I have budgeted 30 dollars to join in the fray. It seems like it will be easy to pick up a Duemilanove for less than 10 bucks, and will keep my eye out for a Zeo for 20 (including shipping).
...other than food...