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    The document discusses how the charges in the brain (neurons) generate electromagnetic radiation, but that EEG and MEG do not directly measure the nature and potential of these charges. It goes on to explain the differences between electric and magnetic fields, noting that EEG measures the electric field while MEG measures the magnetic field.

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    The document discusses how the charges in the brain (neurons) generate electromagnetic radiation, but that EEG and MEG do not directly measure the nature and potential of these charges. It goes on to explain the differences between electric and magnetic fields, noting that EEG measures the electric field while MEG measures the magnetic field.

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    The document discusses how the charges in the brain (neurons) generate electromagnetic radiation, but that EEG and MEG do not directly measure the nature and potential of these charges. It goes on to explain the differences between electric and magnetic fields, noting that EEG measures the electric field while MEG measures the magnetic field.

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    Generates

    Charges of Brain (Neurons)

    Nature and Potential of these


    Charges are NOT measured by EEG
    or MEG
    nerates
    Electro Magnetic Radiation

    Difference between Electric Field and Magnetic Field


    1. An electric field is a field of force, surrounding a charged particle, while a magnetic field
    is a field of force surrounding a permanent magnet, or a moving charged particle.
    2. The strength of an electric field is expressed in Newtons per Coulomb, or Volts per
    meter, while a magnetic field strength is expressed in Gauss or Tesla.
    3. The force of an electric field is proportional to the electric charge, while the magnetic field
    is proportional to the electric charge as well as the speed of the moving charge.
    4. Electric and magnetic fields oscillate at right angles to one another.
    Measured the Electric Field by EEG

    Measured the Magnetic Field by MEG

    and Magnetic Field


    icle, while a magnetic field
    charged particle.
    Coulomb, or Volts per

    rge, while the magnetic field


    moving charge.

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