“…Lee et al report the use of EEG signals in a first year electronic engineering laboratory as examples of real, noisy, low amplitude signals with which to explore operational amplifiers, analog filters and sensor interface circuitry. Scolaro et al describe the design of an in‐house 6‐channel, ARM‐based acquisition system designed for electronic engineering students performing biomedical engineering laboratory exercises with wireless electrodes for EEG, ECG, EMG, and EOG (electrooculography: eye movement signals). The aim of the exercise was to familiarize students with aspects of signal acquisition, characteristics and filtering.…”