The Discovery 24E is a 24-channel EEG and DC amplifier that is an evolution of the technology used in the 2E and 2EA (Atlantis) series of EEG biofeedback devices.  It will be available for field testing in the Fall of 2008.  It is fully compatible with QEEG...

The Discovery 24E is a 24-channel EEG and DC amplifier that is an evolution of the technology used in the 2E and 2EA (Atlantis) series of EEG biofeedback devices.  It will be available for field testing in the Fall of 2008.  It is fully compatible with QEEG...

The following Loreta image is created from Discovery 24E EEG data:

The following maps were made with Neuroguide using Discovery 24E EEG data:

The minimum recommended PC requirements to operate the Discovery 24E are: (DRAFT, subject to change) Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7 may be used. 2 GHz Intel dual core processor 2-4 GBytes RAM memory (more required for Vista or Windows 7) 256 Mbyte video RAM (512 or more...

The following is an example of a NeuroGuide EEG Analysis screen showing Discovery 24E EEG data

The Discovery  Training Option is being readied for field testing.  This option provides neurofeedback capability on the Discovery 24E 24-channel EEG.  The Discovery Training Option will be released in two major releases in 2009.  The two releases are: 1) Discovery Training I...

The Discovery amplifiers are designed to provide EEG signals from DC (0 Hz) to 80 Hz, with 24-bit accuracy.  Because the amplifiers are DC sensitive, we are able to measure the offset potential (voltage) on each sensor, which includes the standing voltage across the sensor/skin...

The attached design will do a whole-head Live Z-score training session using the Atlantis 4x4 and MINI-Q II. It will allow the user to train sets of 4 channels for 1 minute each, walking through the first 5 positions of the MINI-Q II, and do Live Z score training continuously during the...

One of the attached articles shows results of a side-by-side test of the Discovery and the NeuroPulse EEG by Nancy Wigton. Another article shows results of side-by-side testing of the Discovery and the Mitsar EEG by Joan Ordmandy. Another article shows results of side-by-side...

It is possible to read Discovery EEG data into WinEEG for display, analysis, and reporting.  The BrainMaster Discovery software writes files in EDF+ format, which are readable by WinEEG. The attached article shows the details of importing EDF+ files from Discovery into WinEEG, and shows...

Some users are interested in recording evoked potentials using Discovery.  There are several ways to do this, but they require some effort and knowledge on the part of the user. To create the raw data, it is necessary to present stimulation pulses.  This can be done using the...

The following maps were made from data taken simultaneously on a Mindset 24 and a Discovery 24.  In order to get them to match, it was necessary to reduce the frequency response of the Discovery 24, by turning on both the 60 Hz and the 50 Hz filters.  The Mindset has a high frequency...

We have succeeded in taking Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP's) using the Discovery 24E 24-channel EEG. We used EPrime to deliver the stimuli and put the synchronization data into EEG data channels 23 and 24. We used EEGLab to recognize the timing events, extract the epochs, and plot...

The attached document shows how to install and use the 19-channel Live Z-Score Training on Discovery.

The two QEEG's show what we are seeing as not atypical changes within 1 30-minute session.  Improvements in power and connectivity are evident.  It is clear that the LZT training addresses multiple factors, such as the bilateral delta and theta excess, frontal alpha and beta deficits,...