Latency and variability of the visual evoked magnetic response: a comparison of two single channel magnetometers

Richard A. Armstrong; C. Degg; A. Slaven

Latency and variability of the visual evoked magnetic response: a comparison of two single channel magnetometers

Richard A. Armstrong, C. Degg, A. Slaven

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Abstract

The latency variation of the P100M from minute to minute, between morning and afternoon and from day to day was investigated in an unshielded environment using two single channel magnetometers. Latency variation was greatest from minute to minute with relatively little longer term variation. The two magnetometers differed both in mean latency and in the degree of variation. This may be attributed to variation in the performance of the filters which were set a narrow bandwidth for recording in an unshielded environment.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 1991
Event	8th International Biomagnetism Conference - Münster , Germany Duration: 19 Aug 1991 → 24 Aug 1991

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Conference	8th International Biomagnetism Conference
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Münster
Period	19/08/91 → 24/08/91

Keywords

latency variation
channel magnetometers
term variation

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Latency and variability of the visual evoked magnetic response: a comparison of two single channel magnetometers

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