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BioNomadix Wireless EEG 10/20 Cap System

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BioNomadix-Electrode Cap Sys., TouchProof
Part #: BN-EEGCAP-SYS

For reduced application time and increased subject comfort, use the EEG Cap System to record multiple EEG channels with BioNomadix Transmitters or Smart Amplifiers. The medium Lycra stretch cap (54-58cm) holds 19 embedded tin electrodes closely to the subject’s head. Electrodes are pre-positioned in the international 10/20 montage, so even novice EEG researchers can minimize electrode placement errors.

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BioNomadix 10/20 EEG Cap System
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Part #: BN-EEGCAP-SYS
Categories: BioNomadix Wireless Physiology - Research
Subcategories: Electrode Leads - Research

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A ribbon cable (25 cm) fans out in the cap to connect to each electrode. The other end of the ribbon cable has a connector that plugs into a mating cable (15 cm) which terminates in 19 Touchproof sockets. The connector arrangement permits the electrode cap to be easily disconnected from the transmitter inputs, allowing the cap to be fitted in one location and used in another. When the electrode cap is in place, EEG recording gel is injected into each electrode (via a central gel access hole) with a blunt-tipped syringe.

Also required
  • BioNomadix transmitter/receiver BN-EEG2 or Smart Amp EEG100D
  • Lead adapters: BN-ADAPT-TP2 and/or BN-ADAPT-TP3, depending on the electrode sites to be recorded
    • Connect the same reference electrode lead to two or more inputs:
      common reference electrode for wireless BioNomadix

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