TMSi SAGA 32/64+

SAGA 32+/64+ is a 32 or 64 channel amplifier for electrophysiological measurements such as EEG or HD EMG. The SAGA consists of two separable parts: a Data Recorder and Docking Station.

The Data Recorder contains the amplifier that measures the electrophysiological signals from your brain, muscles, heart, or any other bio-electrical source. It can connect to the SAGA Docking Station in three ways: docked to each other, via Wi-Fi, or via optical fiber. 

The SAGA electrophysiological data acquisition system uses a Windows device driver to read data from the system in a computer. The TMSi SAGA interface for MATLAB is a library that interfaces the SAGA Device Driver (DLL) to MATLAB. This interface allows you to acquire data, write, and read .poly5 files via MATLAB and/or export data to EEGLAB.

The interface consists of various MATLAB scripts and objects that handle the connectivity, data acquisition, data plotting, and configuration settings. You can use the examples to get familiar with the working principle. The examples show how the functions are used together and are self-explanatory for the typical experienced MATLAB user. It is recommended to have Signal Processing Toolbox installed as this enables you to do (online) post-processing on the acquired data.

The SAGA Interface for MATLAB supports the SAGA 32+ and SAGA 64+ systems and is available as a free download on the TMSi site.

Support for legacy TMSi Amplifiers (Refa, Porti, Mobita, and Mobi)

A similar interface is available for older TMSi amplifiers: Refa Extended, Refa, Porti, Mobita, Mobi, and Mobi-Mini. This TMSi Interface for MATLAB is also available as a free download on the TMSi site.

These legacy products are no longer actively supported, but the interface remains available for use.

Artinis Medical Systems, with over 25 years of expertise, provides innovative solutions for fNIRS measurements and quality assurance equipment. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our ISO 13485:2016 certification.

The TMSi-Brand, specialized in developing high-quality EEG and HD-EMG devices, has been acquired by Artinis Medical Systems. Through this acquisition, both companies will combine their expertise and technologies, providing innovative and advanced solutions tailored to the needs of the medical and scientific community. All activities will now take place under the flag of Artinis Medical Systems.