Device for transcranial brain stimulation
AssigneeCarl Von Ossietzky UniversitäT Oldenburg
InventorChristoph Herrmann
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AssigneeCarl Von Ossietzky UniversitäT Oldenburg
InventorChristoph Herrmann
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A transcranial brain stimulation apparatus comprises an acoustic detection device for detecting acoustic signals as analog sound signals and an electrode arrangement including a plurality of electrodes which can be arranged in an operating configuration on a skull, wherein in the operating configuration during energization of the electrodes a current flow is generated through at least one auditory cortex of the cerebral cortex in the skull. A signal conversion device is configured to convert a respective analog sound signal into a first digital signal, and to determine a second digital signal from the first digital signal by extracting the envelope from the first digital signal and shifting the envelope by a predetermined amount of time greater than zero into the future or leaving it unshifted; and to convert the second digital signal into a current, and to energize the electrode arrangement in the operating configuration with this current.
An apparatus for transcranial brain stimulation comprising:
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