EEG circuit Diagram
How to read an EEG
This is the complete step by step guide of Brain wave decoder project.How to read an eeg. We will cover each and every step with details and practical results.There are three main parts of the project The hardware,EEG circuit designing and the software.In the hardware section we will discuss about EEG project applications,The selection of electrodes for capturing EEG waves. The circuit designing part consists of designing filters for extracting EEG waves.The last part is about test results and real time EEG wave simulations. The brain wave controlling EEG project consists of many sub sections.The complete project will be covered in the following posts.
- Brain wave decoder EEG project step by step guide
- What is EEG and How it works
- What is the History of EEG waves and Neuro imaging techniques
- Brain computer interface BCI monitoring systems
- Functionality and Applications of the brain wave EEG project
- Material required for portable EEG system development
- How to select electrodes for brain wave EEG project
- circuit designing steps for EEG portable monitoring device
- How to design filters for EEG circuit
- Schematic diagrams of brain wave EEG project
- Simulation analysis of brain wave controlling EEG project
- Challenges and Problems in EEG brain wave controlling project
- Final results of brain wave decoder EEG project
- How to filter EEG waves on MATLAB
- Future research for EEG project
- Hardware and software list for EEG project
As the final circuit has two main parts in the signal acquisition all the signal processing has been done. The signal translation part only receives the signal and perform any task or to control any real-world application.
Signal Acquisition:
The signal acquisition part starts with the signal picking from electrodes. We are using gold plated dry electrodes that picks the signal from brain from over the scalp. After electrodes the signal goes to the instrumentation amplifier that take the difference and rejects common mode and makes the signal readable by the circuit. After instrumentation AD620 the signal goes to the 60 Hz notch filter for removing line noise coming at 60 Hz. After Notch there comes the second order low pass filter to remove extra frequencies. After 31 Hz low pass there comes the final amplification part in this part we amplify the signal and sets the final gain. After final amplification there is a clamper circuit for Arduino board to ensure that the output will be in the range of 5 volts. Then the last part after the circuit the output goes to the analog of the Arduino board that converts it into digital and sends to the wireless transmitter.
Signal Translation:
In signal translation part we receive the low noise low powered signal from transmitter and sends it to perform or control any application.
Schematic Diagrams
Notch Filter Schematic Diagram
The Fig- shows the schematic diagram of Notch filter that we have replaced with UAF 42 IC
Final Amplifier Schematic
See the final amplifier and complete EEG circuit diagram on top of this post.
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What are the grey+ green boxes labled xsc1 etc ?
I’m trying to replicate this project.
These are oscilloscope signs….as this is simulation schematic…..Ignore these boxes when designing on board.