1969
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8986.1969.tb02901.x
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A Relay Controlled by Alpha Rhythm

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“…The detection of significant activity within the passband of an analog filter is usually accomplished through integration and level detection (Boudrot, 1972;Pasquali, 1969). Absolute value or precision full-wave rectifier circuits take the signal from the filter, invert the negative half of the waves, and pass the signal on to an integrator that smooths the ripple from the signal.…”
Section: Eeg Biofeedbackmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The detection of significant activity within the passband of an analog filter is usually accomplished through integration and level detection (Boudrot, 1972;Pasquali, 1969). Absolute value or precision full-wave rectifier circuits take the signal from the filter, invert the negative half of the waves, and pass the signal on to an integrator that smooths the ripple from the signal.…”
Section: Eeg Biofeedbackmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Biofeedback apparatus ranges in complexity from the R-C circuit to the digital computer. Apparatus of intermediary complexity, cost, and function typically have been constructed using analog processing techniques (Boudrot, 1972;Helmer, 1975;Pasquali, 1969;Rouse, 1975). The present paper describes an inexpensive device (approximately $25) that precisely determines whether the period of a digital signal is within a criterion band of frequencies.…”
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“…Purely analog systems have been used by Boudrot (1972) and Pasquali (1969). Digital filtering in the time domain has been demonstrated by Beatty (1971), Paskewitz (1971), and Sharp, Smith, and Surwillo (1975) using digital computers.…”
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