EEG Device

Highly specialized repair of electroencephalography devices focusing on ultra-sensitive low-noise amplifier circuits, advanced analog and digital filters, multiple isolation systems and high-resolution A/D converters. Common faults include electromagnetic noise, electrode artifacts, reduced channel sensitivity, synchronization problems and data storage system failures. The diagnostic process requires an electromagnetically shielded environment and highly precise measurement equipment. All repairs are performed in compliance with strict medical safety and performance standards, and final calibration is carried out using EEG simulators to maintain the accuracy of brain wave recording.