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arrektor
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Hello,
I have constructed a Faraday box containing electrodes that are going to detect the action potentials or/and local field potentials from inside the brain.
I was wondering whether someone constructed something like this before and what strategies were used to reduce the noise reaching the electrodes.
Specifically, at random instances noise appears that is not obvious how it was induced.
I am using 2 Aris Amplifiers (neurostar) and I am wondering if there is noise induced when the wires of the two Amplifiers are close to each other?
Any ideas will be really helpful.
Thank you.
I have constructed a Faraday box containing electrodes that are going to detect the action potentials or/and local field potentials from inside the brain.
I was wondering whether someone constructed something like this before and what strategies were used to reduce the noise reaching the electrodes.
Specifically, at random instances noise appears that is not obvious how it was induced.
I am using 2 Aris Amplifiers (neurostar) and I am wondering if there is noise induced when the wires of the two Amplifiers are close to each other?
Any ideas will be really helpful.
Thank you.