EEG-SMT modding
Damián Filo <[email protected]> Sun, 23 Jul 2017 13:32:30 +0200
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Hello, I am building my own modded EEG SMT, and I noticed, that there and also in original OpenEEG is "3rd order Besselworth filter" with Fc=59Hz. I am not sure what Fc stands for, but if it is something like cut-off frequency, it won't filter 50Hz electrical hum in europe. Shouldn't it be then set to 49 Hz, or something like that? I am making my own version of EEG-SMT mainly because of being able to make the PCB at school conditions (It's a school project) and also usage of lower cost newer parts like INA129 instead of INA114, different 3,5" jacks... Also I'm making it scalable, so it would be possible to connect extension module through 14pin idc connector (up to 8 channels would be then possible). It would be also possible to connect bluetooth module instead of USB/UART and the power would be supplied through microUSB connector. I'd be glad to send schematics and PCB design in Eagle to anyone who would ask for it. Now (23.7.2017) I'm at 60%. Also I have one more question, will there be a problem when I use INA129 instead of INA114? I've noticed, that INA129 creates less noise and is almost the same as 114 and it is cheaper. Thanks for replies. -- Damián Filo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot