Use AcqKnowledge to turn LEDs on and off while recording EOG to study pendular or jerky nystagmus. The software can record both the slow and fast portion of nystagmus signal. BIOPAC has solutions for both tethered and wireless recording of EOG data.
To isolate both slow and fast phase nystagmus components, use the guided AcqKnowledge dialogs to vary the speed of changing lights during recording.
AcqKnowledge measurement tools make it easy to measure the nystagmus intensity, which is defined as slow-phase velocity (SPV). The SPV value is the distance the eye travels through the slow phase divided by the time it took to pass through the phase (SPV = delta distance / delta time).
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MP36R System
Wired | Nystagmus Investigation
MP36R with AcqKnowledge plus Visual Stim LED, lead set, reusable 8 mm snap electrodes & gel
MP36R System
Wired | Nystagmus Investigation
MP36R with AcqKnowledge plus electrode lead adapter, 4 mm shielded & unshielded TP electrodes, and visual stim LED
MP160 System
Wired | Nystagmus Investigation
MP160 System with EOG amplifier, cable set, two leads & disposable electrodes for MRI, and impedance checker
MP36R System
MP36R System
MP160 System
MP160 System
Wireless | Nystagmus Investigation
MP160 System with AcqKnowledge plus BioNomadix wireless EOG amp, stimulator module, video sync cable and 4 mm reusable snap electrodes
MP160 System
MP160 System
Animal | Nystagmus Investigation
MP160 System with EOG amplifier, module extension cable, needle electrodes, and impedance checker
MP36R System
Animal | Nystagmus Investigation
MP36R with AcqKnowledge plus electrode lead adapter and three 12 mm TP unipolar needle electrodes
MP160 System
MP36R System
This EDA webinar will cover recording techniques and strategies for optimizing electrodermal activity data quality. Emphasis will focus on signal quality for in-lab and remote recording applications, including techniques for capturing event triggers for event-related applications.
You will learn how to
– Record great EDA data
– Prepare data for analysis
– Identify and remove artifact from data
– Use AcqKnowledge automated routines
– Run Batch processing
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Register NowResearchers utilize electrodermal activity (EDA) data in a wide array of protocols. These recent studies join thousands of BIOPAC citations for EDA and represent just a few of BIOPAC’s hardware options for wired, wireless, logged, or MRI protocols with reusable or disposable EDA accessories and AcqKnowledge software solutions for Automated EDA Analysis Routines and EDA Measurement Tools. Caffeine Delivery […]
BIOPAC’s comprehensive EDA Guide provides an introduction to Electrodermal Activity (EDA or GSR) and details topics including: EDA Complex: SCL, SCR, tonic, phasic, specific SCR, non-specific SCR Participant Prep & Electrode Placement Data Recording tips Automated EDA Analysis Routines Digital input to Stim Events Stim-Response Analysis Derive Phasic EDA from Tonic Event-related EDA Analysis Locate […]
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