EEG for Psychophysiology Research – Low Density Recording & Analysis

A low-density recording can consist of a single channel of EEG and work up from there. In many instances, a classic EEG cap isn’t used and regular electrodes are applied to the scalp and held in place with conductive, adhesive gel. This webinar provides live demonstrations of EEG recordings without the use of an electrode cap and places special emphasis on setup, recording, and analysis. BIOPAC CEO Frazer Findlay walks through the setup process to provide tips and tricks for recording high-quality data. The analysis segment covers the different EEG frequency bands and takes a close look at EEG frequency analysis, including Mean power, Mean, Median, and Peak frequency across user-selectable time periods. Alpha RMS and Delta power analysis. are also addressed.

EEG Low-Density Data Webinar Slides

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