EEG and Action Potentials

[@hedonepicurea4327]

I did a few neural frequency tests with audio frequencies when I was a high school student or in college I believe. I calculated the neural frequencies and attempted to match it to the music frequencies. The results were great and exciting. Fun side project.

[@JusaintVu2014]

Thank you " UCL Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering " for sharing this post. God Bless.

[@therealTOTOfan]

Just had this in a leture, bt the prof couldnt explain it as well as you did. Wel done!

[@XwitterEye]

Ah prezi. Immediately dates the presentation

[@liveandletlive2579]

Crispy Informative Presentation.

Very nice explanation.

[@quinxx12]

1:23 I guess it's only in EPSP where positively charged ions enter the cell.

[@gabrielanunessilva4896]

Thank you so much for that!!

[@mylerleachman5031]

Well done, thank you!

[@hak8755]

Thank u so much

[@Joe_Yacketori]

At 4:25, why are A1 and A2 showing signals? Aren't those electrodes connected to the ears?

[@NguyenTastic]

I believe A1 and A2 are electrodes placed on the mastoid region (bony part behind the ear). Electrodes on this region still picks up brain activity.