Instrument/equipment Core/facility: BrainWorks

MEGIN TRUIX neo MEG

Roeland Hancock

Director, BrainWorks

About the instrument

MEG measures the weak magnetic fields generated by the electrical activity of the brain. Unlike the electrical fields of EEG, these fields are relatively unaffected by intervening tissue, which can improve the accuracy of estimating where in the brain activity came from. The TRUIX neo is a 306-channel SQUID-based MEG system.

Available to Yale researchers only

Specifications

306 MEG channels (204 planar gradiometers, 102 magnetometers)
64 EEG channels
12 bipolar analog input channels for physiological signals
1–5 kHz sampling rate
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