NeuLog: Skin Conductance Sensor

NeuLog Skin Conductance Sensor

The galvanic skin conductance sensor (often referred to as a “lie detector”) measures skin conductance mainly between the fingers.

Skin conductance changes with mood and unconscious emotions, for example under pain, touch, smell, or a sudden loud noise.

The sensor has two ranges: skin conductance in μS and arbitrary units.

For proper operation, the sensor requires the NeuLog: USB Module (sold separately!) or one of our ready-made sets MOD56 and MOD57 (sold separately!).

Before purchasing the sensor, we recommend familiarizing yourself with how the NeuLog measurement system works and its configuration methods.

Example configurations of modules required for the sensor to operate:

Specifications:
Experiment duration: 1 second to 31 days.