skin potential?
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 5:03 pm
Hello,
we are currently facing a problem I did not find in the forum yet - that`s why I created a new topic.
We are running a BioSemi Active-Two system since last October and everything went quite well so far. But now we face the problem that if the temperature outside is quite high (around 30° Celsius) we face severe artefacts in our EEG recording. Did anybody face similar problems so far? And what can we do to minimize the problem?
I first thought that the temperature in the laboratory itself might be the problem, but cooling down the room actually does not help so far.
Therefore, my actual suggestion is that it occurs if subjects enter the laboratory with a sweaty head and you then put electrodes on top.
To give you an idea of how the arfefact looks like, I have attached two snapshots from one recording session. To me it looks like a skin potential, but in such a massive way which I do not know from our previous EEG system.
Any suggestions from your side are welcome!
Many thanks in advance
we are currently facing a problem I did not find in the forum yet - that`s why I created a new topic.
We are running a BioSemi Active-Two system since last October and everything went quite well so far. But now we face the problem that if the temperature outside is quite high (around 30° Celsius) we face severe artefacts in our EEG recording. Did anybody face similar problems so far? And what can we do to minimize the problem?
I first thought that the temperature in the laboratory itself might be the problem, but cooling down the room actually does not help so far.
Therefore, my actual suggestion is that it occurs if subjects enter the laboratory with a sweaty head and you then put electrodes on top.
To give you an idea of how the arfefact looks like, I have attached two snapshots from one recording session. To me it looks like a skin potential, but in such a massive way which I do not know from our previous EEG system.
Any suggestions from your side are welcome!
Many thanks in advance