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How does the impedance meter of the EEG INFO NeuroAmp work?
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The EEG NeuroAmp uses a weak AC signal to determine the electrode - scalp impedances. The voltages used are smaller than .1V rms and the currents are only afew micro Amps. Four to five times a second the unit applies a small current and then measures a voltage to determine the impedances using Ohm's law.


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