Miscellaneous News Now available: Latest Release of BrainVision Recorder With the latest release of BrainVision Recorder (version 1.24.0001) in June, 2021, it is now possible to collect data from actiCHamp (Plus) auxiliary channels only – without an EEG channel module inserted into the actiCHamp (Plus) amplifier. This makes sure you are also all set for…
by Dr. Tracy Warbrick (Brain Products Application Specialist EEG-fMRI) and Dr. Robert Stoermer (Brain Products Head of Technical Support) Abstract Measuring peripheral physiological signals during fMRI can add valuable information about physiological processes to your studies. Our BrainAmp ExG MR can be used to record bipolar signals such as surface EMG and ECG, and signals…
by Eduardo Bellomo, Ph.D. Scientific Consultant (Brain Products) Have you ever wondered what happens in the brain and in the body of an athlete in the moments before performing their sport skills? Or how these processes might differ in experts as opposed to novices? Or how performance changes in high pressure situations? Well, these are…
by Dipl.-Psych. Michael Hoppstädter and Dr.-Ing. Kidist Mideksa Scientific Consultants (Brain Products) BrainVision Analyzer 2 was originally designed to process EEG data and analyze ERPs. However, the data from sensors measuring peripheral physiological signals resembles EEG in many aspects. Therefore, Analyzer 2 can also be used for such signals. Please note that Analyzer 2 often…
by Dr. Robert Störmer Head of Technical Support (Brain Products) Since the very beginning, all Brain Products EEG systems were designed for co-registration of peripheral physiological signals. Over the years, our Technical Support Team identified the most frequent questions and our team member Dr. Stefania Geraci started to compile a tutorial, in which many of…
by Dominik Dietze Product Manager (Brain Products) Combining the LiveAmp with the now released sensor and trigger extension makes it possible to add additional physiological signals to your mobile EEG research. All of this, thanks to the internal memory of the LiveAmp amplifier, completely independent from a recording computer. The additional inclusion of sensor signals…