II-D. Digital instrumentation Flashcards
Which of the following converts an analog signal into a series of digital binary numbers?
A) Fast Fourier Transform
B) Impedance Meter
C) Differential Amplifier
D) A/D Converter
A/D Converter
What happens when a 60 cycle sine wave is sampled at 100 hertz?
A) digital filtering
B) subharmonic responce
C) aliasing
D) overlap of data
aliasing
Clipping of the waveforms occurs when:
A) the sensitivity is set too low, i.e. 20 uV/mm
B) the signal is aliased
C) the sampling rate is too fast
D) the signal is outside the range of the digitizer
the signal is outside the range of the digitizer
Which of the following settings is most sensitive?
A) 2 mV/cm
B) 5 uV/mm
C) 2 uV/mm
D) 5 mV/cm
2 uV/mm
The waveforms contain frequencies as high as 100 hertz. What is the Nyquist sampling rate?
A) 50 samples/second
B) 25 samples/second
C) >200 samples/second
D) >100 samples/second
> 200 samples/second
VOLTAGE RESOLUTION
A) horizontal sampling rate
B) frequency resolution
C) Analog-to-digital converter
D) bandwidth
Analog-to-digital converter
Which of the following instrumentation setting change may result in the elimination of cortical spikes?
A) Change the LFF from 1 Hz to 0.1 Hz
B) Change the HFF from 70 Hz to 100 Hz
C) Change the LFF from 1 Hz to 5 Hz
D) Change the HFF from 70 Hz To 15 Hz
Change the HFF from 70 Hz To 15 Hz
Which of the following instruments magnifies the common-mode voltage difference between two inputs?
A) A/D Converter
B) Differential Amplifier
C) Fast Fourier Transform
D) Impedance Meter
Differential Amplifier
EEG amplifiers work on the principle(s) of
A) differential discrimination
B) differentiation and amplification
C) aliasing
D) amplification
differentiation and amplification.
The sharpness of the frequency response curve is determined by the filter
A) rolloff
B) capacitance
C) bandwidth
D) notch
rolloff.
Which of the following is the most appropriate sampling rate that should be used for a HFF setting of 70 Hz, according to ACNS 2016 Guidelines?
A) 210 samples per second
B) 140 samples per second
C) 30 samples per second
D) 256 samples per second
256 samples per second
With high frequency filtering, muscle artifact may become distorted and look like
A) lambda activity
B) theta activity
C) beta acitivity
D) alpha
beta activity
A 0.5 Hz wave is enhanced without affecting a spike by using
A) LF 0.3 Hz
B) LF 1 Hz
C) HF 35 Hz
D) LF 5 Hz
LF 0.3 Hz
According to the Guidelines, how many bits of resolution is required?
A) 10
B) 8
C) 16
D) 13
16
Which of the following is not useful in digital EEG recordings?
A) balance of electrode impedances
B) bio calibration
C) filters
D) system reference
bio calibration
All of the following factors favor cancellation or signals in the two inputs or an amplifier, except
A) shorter inter-electrode distance
B) cerebral potentials in common mode
C) equal impedances in the inputs
D) unequal impedances in the inputs
unequal impedances in the inputs
LONG TIME CONSTANT
A) HFF of 35 Hz
B) LFF of 0.1 Hz
C) HFF of 70 Hz
D) LFF of 1 Hz
LLF of 0.1 Hz
A time constant of 0.5 sec:
A) Low Filter 5.0 Hz
B) High Filter 35 Hz
C) Low Pass Filter 15 Hz
D) High Pass Filter 0.3 Hz
High Pass Filter 0.3 Hz
High data sampling rates in a digital EEG machine create
A) long EEG recordings
B) choppy, rigid lines
C) smooth, connected lines
D) low amplitude EEG activity
smooth, connected lines.
For low frequency filters (LFFs), the corresponding time constants for LFF cutoff frequency of 3 Hz would be
A) 0.03 sec
B) 0.016 sec
C) 0.06 sec
D) 0.05 sec
0.05 sec