Using modularEEG to acquire ERG data
Ian Campbell <[email protected]> Tue, 25 Aug 2015 14:40:17 -0400
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Hi All, I'm working on a research project involving pattern electroretinography (detecting the signal from retinal ganglion cells in response to a periodic checkerboard stimulus). Unfortunately, the commercial PERG system we have has serious software limitations, and the manufacturer has not been helpful. At this point, I'd like to switch to a different system with more flexible software (preferably open), but another commercial ERG system is not in the budget. I'm quite competent working with software and basic electronics, but amplifier design is outside of my wheelhouse. Is there any reason that the modularEEG system would be fundamentally inappropriate for collecting ERG data, other than tweaks to connect my ocular electrodes and trigger the visual stimulus? For reference, the ERG signal I'm expecting to acquire has an amplitude of roughly 5 uV, and I expect to average hundreds of epochs to account for random noise. Is the modularEEG system potentially appropriate for this task? Thanks very much, Ian Campbell ------------------------------------------------------------------------------