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Product Overview
The OpenBCI Gold Cup Electrodes comes as a ribbon cable with 10 passive gold electrodes that can be used with ANY OpenBCI board to sample brain activity (EEG), muscle activity (EMG), and heart activity (ECG/EKG). We recommend using industry-standard electrode paste to adhere the electrodes to the scalp and body. Linked below is the necessary electrode paste:
• Ten20 Paste EEG Conductive Paste
Product Instructions
EEG set-up using Gold Cup Electrodes and OpenBCI board
Electrodes must be replaced once the gold-coat is visibly scratched or worn. Exposed metal substrate will cause undesirable galvanic noise in data.
Technical Specifications
OpenBCI Electrode:
- 26 gauge stranded wire
- 1-meter or 1.5-meter, color-coded cable
- Single female header termination per cable
- Insulation = PVC rated to 80*C
- Overall cable OD = 1.45mm/0.057”
- Cup diameter is 10 mm
Tariff code 8544.42
international customers, please be advised that product prices do not include customs fees, import taxes, brokerage fees, or any customs clearance fees. This is the responsibility of the customer. Have questions about shipping internationally? Email sales@openbci.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
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