Photic stimulator (stroboscope) made by Scophony of Wells in 1950

Made:
1950
Xenon lamp from a photic stimulator (stroboscope)

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Xenon lamp from a photic stimulator (stroboscope)
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Photic stimulator (stroboscope) made by Scophony of Wells in 1950. Used at Burden Neurological Institute with EEG recorder and EEG averagers to investigate epilepsy as well as the way the healthy brain processes stimuli. Flashes were produced singly or repetitively up to a rate of about 30 flashes per second by the discharge of a capacitor through a Xenon lamp. Includes Xenon lamp, rectangular capacitor box, and trapezoidal control box.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
2001-184
type:
stroboscope
credit:
The Burden Neurological Institute

Parts

Xenon lamp from photic stimulator (stroboscope)

Xenon lamp from photic stimulator (stroboscope)

Object Number:
2001-184/1
type:
stroboscope