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  - The ".easy" data format
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Neuroelectrics devices generate a series of files:
  - The ".info" file
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  - The ".easy" data format (ASCII)
  - The ".edf" (EFF+) and ".nedf" data formats
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  - The ".info" file (ASCII)
  - The ".stim" file
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  - The ".edf" (EFF+) and ".nedf" data formats (binary)
  - SD card data
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  - The ".stim" file (ASCII)
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  - SD card data  
  
 
= Stimulation generated files =
 
= Stimulation generated files =
 
Neuroelectrics stimulation StarStim class devices generate stimulation specific files as well as EEG data. Here we describe the former (for EEG see the EEG data section).
 
Neuroelectrics stimulation StarStim class devices generate stimulation specific files as well as EEG data. Here we describe the former (for EEG see the EEG data section).
  
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== the .'''stim''' file ==
  
= EEG data files =  
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== the .'''info''' file associated with a stimulation session ==
== The .'''easy''' data format ==
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= EEG data files and formats =  
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== The .'''easy''' data format (ASCII) ==
 
   ABOUT THE NE ASCII DATA FORMAT (July 2012):  
 
   ABOUT THE NE ASCII DATA FORMAT (July 2012):  
 
         NE ASCII files contain one line per time sample. Each line contains
 
         NE ASCII files contain one line per time sample. Each line contains
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         37 Columns: there is accelerometer, no AddSensor  
 
         37 Columns: there is accelerometer, no AddSensor  
 
         38 Comumns: there is accelerometer, AddSensor.
 
         38 Comumns: there is accelerometer, AddSensor.
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== The .edf (binary, EFF+)  data format ==
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= SD card data =

Revision as of 15:57, 10 October 2013

Neuroelectrics devices generate a series of files:

- The ".easy" data format (ASCII) 
- The ".info" file (ASCII)
- The ".edf" (EFF+) and ".nedf" data formats (binary)
- The ".stim" file (ASCII)
- SD card data 

Stimulation generated files

Neuroelectrics stimulation StarStim class devices generate stimulation specific files as well as EEG data. Here we describe the former (for EEG see the EEG data section).

the .stim file

the .info file associated with a stimulation session

EEG data files and formats

The .easy data format (ASCII)

 ABOUT THE NE ASCII DATA FORMAT (July 2012): 
       NE ASCII files contain one line per time sample. Each line contains
       first the EEG data (8 or 20 channels, depending on the device, with
       units in nV), followed by  three acceleration channels (aX,aY,aZ 
       in mm/s^2- millimeters per second squared), an *optional* external 
       input channel, a trigger flag (int32) and, finally, 
       a timestamp in Unix time (ms from Jan 1 1970):

 Ch1(nV) ... Ch8or20(nV) aX(mg) aY(mg) aZ(mg) AddSensor Flags(uint32) TimeStamp (ms)
   
 Therefore Enobio8/StarStim will have a minimum of 8+2 (10) columns, or 8+3=11 if no 
   accelerometer or >= 8+4 (with accelerometer). In summary:

   Enobio8/20
        10 Columns: no AddSensor, no accelerometer data:
        11 Comumns: no accelerometer, but there is AddSensor
        13 Columns: there is accelerometer, but no Addsensor
        14 Comumns: there is accelerometer, AddSensor.

   Enobio 20 will have >= 22 and >=24 columns if acc. data present:
        22 Columns: no AddSensor, no accelerometer
        23 Comumns: no accelerometer, but there is AddSensor
        25 Columns: there is accelerometer, no AddSensor 
        26 Comumns: there is accelerometer, AddSensor.

   Enobio 32 will have >=34 adn >=36 if acc data is present
        34 Columns: no AddSensor, no accelerometer
        35 Comumns: no accelerometer, but there is AddSensor
        37 Columns: there is accelerometer, no AddSensor 
        38 Comumns: there is accelerometer, AddSensor.

The .edf (binary, EFF+) data format

SD card data