Simple ModularEEG

The idea of this page is that, if you follow the directions in the "Simple" column, you will have a ModularEEG with a minimum of fuss.  The Links columns is reference material, often with ways of doing things more cost effectively (although this usually involves more fuss).  The links will give you more information, some of which may be relevant.

Just a warning that, although these are the simplest instructions, they still involve putting the PCBs (see below) in a case and wiring them to the case. So maybe "Comparitively simple" would be better.

Term definition: PCB = Printed Circuit Board.  You don't have to make these, you can buy them.  They look like a board with a whole bunch of electronics on it (just like in your computer, but smaller).  These are sometimes referred to as "Circuit Boards" or just "Boards" in other documents, but in the simple documents, I refer to them always as "PCBs"

Assumptions you will need to make:

• You already know why you want an EEG, have done some background reading, and have read the WARNING. 
  
• You don't mind spending a little (hopefully very little) more to save yourself some hassle
• You want to build a ModularEEG, which is the only finished design by the OpenEEG project (others are underway)