optical stimulation of the brainwaves - help
Sandra L Wegert
sandraw at U.Arizona.EDU
Sun Nov 19 14:49:06 EST 1995
> I want to build a pair of flashing glasses (2 lamps-one for each eye
> flashing at frequency 1-30 Hz) which are used for optical stimulation of
> the brainwaves.
> Now, I've been using pc-software for this (such as FLASHER), but glasses
> would be more practical.
> Has anyone got any expierence in this? Are 2 light diodes strong enough as
> a light source?
They already have these! They're used for evoked-potential tests in
dogs, but we used them on students in a lab class once and measured our
own visual evoked potentials. They consist of goggles containing a grid
of rather large LED's. I think the grid was 5x5 diodes. It was quite
bright, even with the eyelids closed. I would guess that 2 diodes would
not be sufficient. Look for them in a vet-supply catalog, or as a last
resort, contact George Strain at LSU-Baton Rouge. Sandra
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