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Each of the montages found below includes a graphical depiction of where to place the electrodes, a description of the expected results, and links to research supporting our findings. Still need a tDCS device? Checkout our device recommendations! Many people wonder how to be sure they’re placing the electrodes in the exact correct position.

This system provides a standardized method of comparing electrode positioning between subjects. The locations of the markers are determined using landmarks known as the nasion, the depressed area located just above the bridge of the nose, and the inion, identified by the noticeable bulge on the back of the skull.

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Use these measurements map electrode placement in respect to the standardized EEG mapping. Need a hand in getting the most out of your tDCS device? View our list of resources on all the different montages and charts for electrode placement:

This visual guide was built to help you setup tDCS and tACS montages, and learn about the research that supports them. This resource is only intended for educational purposes. tDCS montages. tDCS montages are shown with red and black electrodes. The red electrode connects to the red pin and the black electrode to the black pin.

Welcome to tDCS Placements, a community collection of tDCS electrode placements that keeps growing with diagrams to guide the placements.

1 Source article was indirectly talking about using tDCS to map social interactions. 2 The author used theta-tDCS which seems to induce theta waves unlike traditional tDCS.

In this study, we aimed to determine whether multisession tDCS targeting the superior temporal sulcus (STS), a brain region closely related to social cognition, would improve social cognitive ...

tDCS Montage Placement Guide and Journal is ideal for those who want to document their tDCS usage as well as discover researched placements for different use cases. Download on the App Store