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Setting up for EEG, EMG, and ECG at the same time | OpenBCI Documentation

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OpenBCI Cyton+Daisy board offers a wide range of flexibility with more signal channels. This tutorial will show you how to set up reading EEG (electroencephalography), EMG (electromyography), ECG (electrocardiogram) data at the same time. After going through this document, you will learn one configuration for setting up multiple ExG recordings at the same time. You could apply the same principle to build channel layouts to fit your application (i.e., 3-lead ECG vs. 5-lead ECG; eight or more EEG channels). Before starting this tutorial, we recommend you go through at least one of the following guides to familiarize with OpenBCI pipeline before starting this doc: Sometimes we use ECG and EKG interchangeably, as they are the same thing. This modality measures the electrical activity of muscles in the heart. Here's a list of material you will need for this tutorial: EEG, EMG, and ECG have different channel requirements. The labels for the channels can be found below the pin on the boards.

On this page The OpenBCI Cyton, Cyton+Daisy and Ganglion boards offer a wide range of flexibility to collect ExG signals. ExG is meant to represent any referential or differential biosignal as a single term. This includes EEG, EMG, EOG, ECG etc. This tutorial will show you how to measure EEG, ECG and EMG at the same time using the Cyton, Cyton+Daisy and Ganglion boards. After going through this tutorial, you will learn how to configure the OpenBCI boards to measure multiple ExG recordings at the same time. You could apply the same principle to build channel layouts to fit your application (i.e

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