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Acquire EEG signal with ADS1298

Acquire EEG signal with ADS1298

  • Ahnsei Shon
    Posted by
    on Apr 24 2011 09:19 AM
    Prodigy165 points

    To. Tom Hendrick !!

     

    Finally, I could acquire EEG signal with ADS1298.

    In the above picture, left side of the Top view is ADS1298,  right side is one of atmega series MCU module.

    Whenever I have the problem using ADS1298, I wrote the article through this web site.

    At that time you gave me adequate solution and ultimately I achieved my aim.

     

    Thank you Tom Hendrick !!

     

    From. Ahnsei

     

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  • Tom Hendrick
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    on Apr 24 2011 10:09 AM
    Guru86200 points

    Great news Ahnsei! 

     

    Regards,

    Tom

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  • german Catalini
    Posted by
    on Apr 27 2011 12:23 PM
    Prodigy140 points

    Hello Ahnsei, I have a question. Why do you use atmega mcu? You use for What?

     

    You acquire a EEG signal just with  ADS1298? Can you do it?

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  • Ahnsei Shon
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    on Apr 28 2011 19:31 PM
    Prodigy165 points

    1. Actually, there is no specific reason why I use atmega. I am familiar using it because I had learned during my class.

    2. When I acuire EEG signal, I tried use only ADS1298 but I couldn't so I added sum circuit in front of ADS1298.

     

     

     

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  • german Catalini
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    on Apr 29 2011 09:46 AM
    Prodigy140 points

    Thanks for your response Ahnsei.

    I want to acquire a EEG signals using  ADS1298 but I read that you have to use some others component in front of ads1298.

    I want to put another ina better than ina's of ads1298. Because the noise of ads1298 is higher than EEG signals.

    If you can tell or recommend a component that I can use in front of ads1298.

    Or tell me What solution do you implement?

     

    Thanks.

     

     

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