New Development! External Clock Synchronization for the SynAmps2 and SynAmps RT
Expanding Your Lab's Potential - Decide What Research You Want to Do and How You Want to Do It.

Despite the current rhetoric, Neuroscan fundamentally developed the first commercially available systems for recording high-quality, high-density 256 channel  EEG. This capability was introduced with the first SynAmps in the early 1990s. When design began for the next generation SynAmps2 in 2000, Compumedics Neuroscan expanded this capacity to record high density EEG up to and beyond 280 channels with the SynAmps2. This amplifier was designed and built with the inherent capability of recording well beyond our previously set definition of high density eeg by incorporating the ability of the amplifier to be driven by an external clock. Consequently, the capacity to record from up to and beyond 580 channels was integrated into the design of the amplifier - when our customers needed it.

This need has now been tested in June of 2010, when the external clock synch function was used to demonstrate the first > 500 channel data acquisition with a SynAmps RT system.

Of course ultra-high density scalp EEG is only one function offered by the capacity to synch the SynAmps 2 or RT to an external clock.   Other new and exciting realms of research become instantly available including  high density grid recordings or, if your experiments are designed for simultaneous testing of groups of subjects,  synchronized recording from up to 8 individual subjects with 70 electrodes per subject. No multiplexing or sample hold functionality involved, just 560 channels of simultaneously sampled synchronous EEG.

Do not let your EEG system place limits on the neuroscience you explore.
Let your imagination set the limit.
Let Compumedics Neuroscan provide flexible systems that will help YOU define the new limits of Neuroscience research.

NEW! Neuroscan Announces the release of SCAN Version 4.5 Software!
Neuroscan is pleased to announce release of this latest version of our renowned SCAN software. Included is a number of significant changes and improvements as well as support for the SynAmps Wireless Amplifier, Support for the Windows VISTA operating system, a new method of data collection for improved file recovery and more.  For details and to obtain the latest version, click here to go to the SCAN product page.

New! Videos of Products Now Available!
Click any of the links listed below to view a video presentation of the Neuroscan products and systems.

NOTE: CURRY and SOURCE 5 are stand-alone programs, whereas SOURCE 2 requires SCAN.

Neuroscan is a world leading developer of software and hardware for EEG, ERPs, Source Localization and Functional Neuroimaging, Neuroscan provides complete solutions for a wide range of Neuroscience applications. Neuroscan is dedicated to developing the most sophisticated tools for the investigation of the central nervous system. Neuroscan's research and development team is working to evolve high density EEG recordings into a true functional neuroimaging method.

Web Based Tutorials – A number of web based tutorials has been created, covering many of the basic as well as advanced functionality in Scan. These can be accessed from this site and viewed at your leisure. Click Contents to see the tutorials that are available. For a free overview presentation of the tutorials, click the following link: Overview.

“Live” Online Tutorials – From time to time we will schedule live tutorials via GoToMeeting^©, whereby you can join a “real time” demonstration and discussion using a shared desktop. Scheduling will be via e-mails and announced on the Neuroscan web site. These are limited to users under warranty or with service contracts.

FAQs – The Technical Support team has compiled a list of the more Frequently Asked Questions regarding Scan, Stim, Synamps2, etc. The FAQs are found in the Support/Contact, Resources area of this web site.

NEW OPTION! - Now Neuroscan is pleased to be able to offer customized online tutorial sessions. For instance, we recently hosted private sessions with the following requested topics: 

• SCAN Data Analysis from Language Processing and Proficiency Paradigms – Instructor: Rob Simon (held June 2009)
• CURRY Tutorial specific to 3D reconstruction – Instructor Michael Wagner, Ph.D. (held June 16, 2009)
• SCAN Features and Issues for recording and analyzing Evoked Potential Responses – Instructor Curtis W. Ponton, Ph.D. (held June 29, 2009)

Are you or your group interested in scheduling a custom training session? Simply contact us at techsup@neuroscan.com and request a training session quote.

We welcome your suggestions for additional recorded or live tutorials – please contact techsup@neuroscan.com with your ideas.