| >>> | BrainAmp is a highly sophisticated amplifier system with 32 to 256 channels, designed for the recording of electrophysiological signals such as EEG, EMG, EOG and evoked potentials (including SEP) in clinical research. |
| >>> | BrainAmp boasts a vast range of possible application areas in neurophysiological research. With a sampling rate of 5000 samples/channel/s, it is capable of acquiring signals with a limiting frequency of up to 1000 Hz. |
| >>> | The 16-bit trigger input synchronizes the EEG signals with the various stimulation units. Stimulus evoked potentials, patient responses, and data acquisition events are stored in the data file as coded markers, and can be presented for subsequent analysis. |
| >>> | BrainAmp has a deblocking function which can be initiated externally allowing you to instantly switch off the Amplifier inputs in order to avoid stimulus artifacts, e.g. for data acquisition in combination with transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). |