Skin Conductance (GSR) Sensor

Skin Conductance (GSR) SensorThe GSR Sensor measures sweat gland activity at the fingers or in the palm of the hand. Skin Conductance (SC) is also known as galvanic skin response (GSR) or electrodermal activity (EDA). SC, is the measurement of the electrical conductivity of the skin. During stress, the skin conductance and transpiration is expected to rise and become more variable. It reflects the level of psychological or physiological arousal, elicited by cognition or emotions.

NeXus EEG is only available as a Snap-On connector

4 Channel Z Score for biofeedback Upgrade from 2-Channel

Easy strap system and can easily be worn over clothing

comfortable material and comes in different sizes

An easy way to measure blood flow in the Arteria Temporalis

you can change your TP  (1

And as an upgrade feature YouTube videos can be used

Electrogel or Nuprep and Ten20 can be used for preparation

the light sensor

This is a dual channel bipolar cable with two red snap-on connectors (positive) and two black (negative) snap-on connectors which are compatible with most ECG/EKG/EMG self-adhesive electrodes and with the blue disc EEG electrodes

Attach the electrodes to the ears by using our ear clips or use a minicap to position the electrodes

to connect the TP of the mini-cap electrodes