This master's thesis presents the process of developing a system for measuring electrophysiological signals, signal analysis, a practical usage example and some suggestions for improving the system regarding the practical usage example.
The first chapter describes the development process of the system which includes printed circuit board design, programming and system verification.
The second chapter refers to signal analysis, which is then used in the third chapter.
The third chapter presents a practical usage example of the system for controlling a computer cursor. This is meant as a substitute for a normal computer mouse.
The thesis ends with the fourth chapter offering some suggestions regarding the development of a new dedicated system and is based on the practical usage example presented in the third chapter.
The end result is a working system for capturing electrophysiological signals which proper functioning is backed up with actual measurments. Usefulness of such a system is further confirmed by a practical example.
|