- comparison table for multi-sensor devices:
- g.tec medical devices are very expensive. It is worth to build those ourselves.
| Module | 1 piece (USD) | 32 pieces (USD) | |
| 1 | TGAM Brain Wave Sensor | 19.6 | 627.2 |
| 2 | 16 Bit I2C ADS1115 | 4 channels 3.29 | 26.23 |
| 3 | ESP32 | 1.35 | 16.12 |
| total | 669.47 |
- Ask an engineer and read a good paper about the quality of these components.
- Be careful, if you ask an engineer in the OpenBCI forum about it, who wants you to sell OpenBCI modules, ask an independent engineer as well.
- Be careful, if you ask an engineer in the EEVBLOG, who want to sell you Texas Instruments chips, ask an independent engineer as well.
– Component list:
– TGAM EEG module:
– 16 Bit I2C ADS1115 Module ADC 4 Channel With Pro Gain Amplifier RPi Development Board:
– battery packs as in this example:
- We made a similar comparison a view years ago in the OpenBCI forum. The costs for individual components tropped, but not those sold by William Croft from OpenBCI.
- New OpenBCI modules are available at Aliexpress, but can t we let manufactuer themselves, and is it not the better?