Common Mode Rejection Techniques in Conjugate Eye Movement Recording During Sleep
PsychophysiologyPublished 1 May 1975
David J. Hord
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Common mode rejection is viewed as a general technique that can be used in certain biological recording situations to increase the signal to noise ratio, in which the noise component is of biological rather than electrical origin.
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ABSTRACT Common mode rejection is viewed as a general technique that can be used in certain biological recording situations to increase the signal to noise ratio, in which the noise component is of biological rather than electrical origin. The recording of conjugate eye movements during sleep is cited as an example.
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