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 asa-lab components 
 Whether you want to analyze ERP data with peak scoring, spectral components, trial-by-trial information, dynamic 3D Mapping, cortical activation sheets or current density images superimposed on the subjects MR scans, asa-lab is the all-inclusive solution.

With ANT offers a complete system for acquisition, stimulation and analysis for cognitive neuroscience that meets with all basic and advanced lab requirements.		 
 
ASA-lab components		 
 
  • Amplifier hardware: asa-lab can be used with different type of amplifiers, whether you need a portable amplifier or 256 channels, ANT has an amplifier for all your needs. more
  • Cap systems: signal quality is quarenteed with the WaveGuard cap system. The innovative Ag/AgCl electrode elements allow you to apply a 128-channel cap within 15 minutes. more
  • Recording software (incl. video): use the ASA recording software to acquire EEG and ERP data. Impedance check, online averaging, trigger stastistics and much more is offered in this module. more
  • Experiment setup & manager: the asa-lab experiment manager is the key to managing, visualization and analysis of large experimental data. more
 
  • Cognitive stimulation: asa-lab nicely integrates with the eevoke cognitive stimulation package. This truly multimedia presentation tool allows you to stimulate your subject in evey way. Design of experiments has been made easy through the scenario generator that comes with eevoke. more
  • Signal analysis asa-lab provides a complete set of tools for the processing of continuous and event-related data. more
  • MRI review and head modelling: use the ASA MRI tools to co-register your data with anatomical MRI/CT and fMRI data more
  • Source modelling of EEG/ERP: neuroimaging is made easy with the ASA source analysis functions more
 
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