03-20-2008 11:21 AM
03-21-2008 09:30 AM
03-21-2008 09:54 AM
thank you very much sir.. i will try and then mail you.
can you give me your email id
03-24-2008 10:45 AM
02-11-2009 11:58 PM
Hello Siju,
I am very happy that you work to acquire EEG. My project is processing EEG for neurological disorder. Could you please mail me the acqired data. So that i could use it.
My Id is vignesh_31@yahoo.com
Thank you in advance
02-12-2009 03:25 AM
Hi vignesh.,
I would like to help u , but the project was done 2 years back in college and now i am in work place .So , when i get back to my home town , i will send it 2 u
02-12-2009 06:21 AM
Hi Siju,
Thank You very much.Kindly try to help me with rememberance. I would be so thankful.
02-12-2009 01:36 PM
PLEASE do not attempt to acquire signals directly using a NI DAQ board or any NI signal conditioning products. NI does not make any hardware that is suitable for direct connection to ANY living organism. There are two big problems:
1. SAFETY - you need an isolated amplifier system with appropriate safety certifications (UL 60601-1 or EN60601-1) which is critical to provide protection against shocks and/or burns in the case of an electrical fault. And not just faults originating from the EEG system - also protection from providing a ground path for electrical faults originating from some other device that may come into contact with the subject.
2. PERFORMANCE - surface biosignals (EEG, EMG, ECG, etc.) require specialized amplifiers to acquire cleanly. The signals are riding on top of 56/60Hz line frequency interference that is often orders of magnitude greater than the actual biosignal. The signals are also riding on a large DC offset generated by the electrodes and electrolyte used to make a good connection with the skin, and the source impedance (electrode to skin/body) is high (5-10Kohms or more) and often badly mismatched. Signal conditioners for biosignals are designed specially to deal with these issues - they are usually AC coupled, have adjustable low and high pass filters (and often a notch filter at the line frequency) to block the offset potential and prevent noise from being digitized and aliased, have multiple stages of gain to reduce amplifier blocking (saturation) due to movement and other transients, and have very high impedance balanced inputs (high CMRR) to reject the common-mode noise and only amplify the signal of interest.
Specialized amplifiers are available from a number of sources and have high-level analog outputs that are ready to be digitized by an NI DAQ board. Look at companies like Grass Technologies, AD Instruments, MIndware Technologies, and others.
Steve
02-12-2009 10:44 PM
Before that , u hav to design a signal conditioning unit which would modify the signal acquired so that it is read by the card.
hav u decided which card to use?
10-22-2009 09:32 AM