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IIRC, I had it memorized by thinking that "anions" move towards the "anode" ; since "anions" are negative ("anion" = A Negative ION :D ), then the "anode" must
by ajays 15y ago
IIRC, I had it memorized by thinking that "anions" move towards the "anode" ; since "anions" are negative ("anion" = A Negative ION :D ), then the "anode" must be positive... I'm not a EE major, so I could be wrong.
This page has some schematics and the results of his own experimentation: http://brmlab.cz/project/brain_hacking/tdcs http://brmlab.cz/project/brain_hacking/tdcs (not sure how legit it is).
Can you post your schematics and instructions?
- yread 15y agowow these guys http://brmlab.cz/ http://brmlab.cz/ are doing some really cool stuff
- ORLIN1 15y agoHi im leader of brainhacking project in Brmlab
- yread 15y agoIt's a pity I'm not in Prague anymore, but when I come back I'll surely come check it out :)
- draggnar 15y agonice work with the thinking cap - are you still using it? can you comment anecdotally on effects? i'm hacking one together after seeing this post :)
- ORLIN1 15y agoI used it again yesterday after a long time. I do not use it too often because I have other methods to achieve the same effect using the mental techniques. I use it only if there is headache and it is too difficult to concentrate to mental techniques. Effect very depends on start state mostly on levels of stress hormons in the body.Here some early tests http://brmlab.cz/project/brain_hacking/tdcs http://brmlab.cz/project/brain_hacking/tdcs (part tests) I planed to do more test (i made aroud 50 , but the dont documted),currently working on other projects but plans to come back and improve it (mostly the electrode position and current density). -------- If you want to use higher current use 2x9V baterry ,there must be enough volts to equalize the resistance changes. ( resitence electodes+head is about 2-5kOhm)
- possibilistic 15y agoIn Physical Chemistry / Galvanic cells, the anode is defined to be the location where the oxidation reaction occurs, and the cathode is where the reduction reaction takes place. It has nothing to do with cations/anions since cations can be generated by both chemistries. This was the source of much confusion in biochem (electrophoresis) for many students because negative charges migrate to the anode.