Coen wrote:
> Most probably pickup of alternating magnetic (50/60 Hz ?) field by a loop
> between A cable (with CMS/DRL) and B cable. Bundle the A and B cables as
> much as possible to minimize the area of the loop between A and B cables.
>
> Best regards, Coen (BioSemi)
Thank you, I will try that ...
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- Tue Apr 01, 2014 1:21 pm
- Forum: BioSemi Hardware
- Topic: Signals of electrodes in B-array appear noisy
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- Forum: BioSemi Hardware
- Topic: Signals of electrodes in B-array appear noisy
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Signals of electrodes in B-array appear noisy
Hi,
Problem:
After setting up the system (64 electrodes) on a subject, we inspected the online signals from the software panel. All signals belonging to the electrodes in the B-array seemed considerably more noisy than those in the A-array. The noise seemed as high frequency signal added to the ...
Problem:
After setting up the system (64 electrodes) on a subject, we inspected the online signals from the software panel. All signals belonging to the electrodes in the B-array seemed considerably more noisy than those in the A-array. The noise seemed as high frequency signal added to the ...