[HN Gopher] Sound Card EEG (ScEEG) Technology
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Sound Card EEG (ScEEG) Technology
Author : 1970-01-01
Score : 27 points
Date : 2023-08-28 14:00 UTC (1 days ago)
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| londons_explore wrote:
| This article uses modulation tricks to try to get many inputs all
| on one audio channel.
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| However, USB sound cards, available for around a dollar[1] have a
| nice high input impedance and can directly be connected to EEG
| probes for direct sampling of microvolt level signals. No
| circuitry needed!
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| You can easily connect hundreds of them to the same system and
| get hundreds of input channels with great electrical isolation.
| The way USB works, they also have perfectly synchronised clocking
| too!
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| [1]: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004134024654.html
| 1MachineElf wrote:
| Your link directed me to an AliExpress page with the words:
|
| _Sorry, the page you requested can not be found:(_
| appleflaxen wrote:
| Same
| bckr wrote:
| Musician interested in EEG here.
|
| Is there considered a "standard EEG kit", or an oft-recommended
| beginner's guide, course, or book?
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| Thanks!
| nebben64 wrote:
| OpenBCI is usually a good place to start for BCI DIY projects.
| I use the Low-cost Biosensing Starter Bundle[1], it comes with
| EEG/EMG/ECG hardware & software.
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| I have some (cringe) unboxing & assembling vids if you want to
| see what comes in the box[2]. (Recommend watching it on 2x
| speed till I get better at editing)
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| [1] https://shop.openbci.com/products/low-cost-biosensing-
| starte...
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| [2] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiCSFuMQ0nDL02Ml5lUCVqQ
| bckr wrote:
| Thank you, will dive into this!
| dave1010uk wrote:
| Similar: https://icibici.github.io/site/
| thriftwy wrote:
| It's obvious that a sound card is the most affordable
| oscilloscope, the obvious downside being quite limited sample
| rate. You would expect that an oscilloscope would go into MHz.
| But if it works for you, fine.
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| I remember an article about ball mice disassembled and used as a
| cheap reliable rotation sensor somewhere in oil pipeline
| industry.
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