EEG records electrical activity and brain waves using electrodes placed on the scalp. For faster application, EEG electrodes are mounted in elastic caps, meshes or rigid grids, ensuring that the data can be collected from identical scalp positions across sessions or respondents. It is a non-expensive, non-invasive and completely passive recording technique.
The most central benefit of EEG is its excellent time resolution, making EEG an ideal technology to study the precise time-course of cognitive and emotional processing underlying behaviour.
At the BMS Lab, the actiCHamp EEG set is available for creating EEG recordings using connectors applied to a cap that sits upon a layer of conductive gel on the head of the participant.
EEG for research & education
EEG is commonly used for studying cognitive or emotional processing underlying behaviors. For instance, it has been used to study changes in consumer behavior. Additionally, the EEG actiCHamp set can be used in combination with other equipment. For example, it can be combined with the Shimmer3 GSR+ sensors or their measurements.
Best practices
When handling the equipment, keep the following points in mind before using the EEG actiCHamp set for your research:
Want to use the eeg Actichamp set?
Go first through the steps on how to reserve EEG ACTICHAMP or go directly to the equipment reservation page if you have already registered your project.