Which scientific journal takes your serious when you use BrainFlow on a Orange Pi5 with an OpenBCI EEG recorder to do your research?

Who runs BrainFlow on a Orange Pi5 with an OpenBCI EEG recorder?

On the other hand, you will be taken serious by scientific journals, if you choose this setup.

The AD8232 ECG chip, the ADS1115 16 bit A/D converter & an Arduino microcontroller – the building blocks for a multi-channel ECG device for medical & research grade applications:

The AD8232 ECG chip, the ADS1115 16 bit A/D converter & an Arduino microcontroller – the building blocks for a multi-channel ECG device for medical & research grade applications

And we already have a demonstration for this in the Raspberry Pi forum:

Where can we find a good demonstration of the ECG signal quality of the ADS1115 in combination with the AD8232 ECG chip?

But you will not be taken serious, if cite the Rasperry Pi forum. So write a paper about this topic. And use an ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico, or a STM32 as an alternative to the traditional Raspberry Pi or the Arduino. Since the Raspberry Pi 1 up to the Raspberry Pi 5 as well as the Arduino series are on your black list:

Are Arduinos as dead a single board computers & if so what are the alternatives?