ODAX EDA Contact Strap - Black

ODAX EDA Contact Strap - Black hero

Reusable hook-and-loop finger strap with Ag/AgCl skin-contact electrode and 3.9 mm snap stud interface for EDA/GSR lead connections.


Overview

The ODAX EDA Contact Strap (Black) is a reusable hook-and-loop contact strap intended to secure an Ag/AgCl electrode against the skin for electrodermal activity (EDA) and galvanic skin response (GSR) measurements. It provides a stable mechanical hold during measurement and interfaces to standard electrode leads via a snap stud connector.

Unless stated otherwise, 2 contact straps can be expected with each order.

Datasheet

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ODAX EDA Contact Strap - Black (lengthwise view)

Lengthwise view

ODAX EDA Contact Strap - Black (wrapped/closed view)

Wrapped/closed view

Key Features

Applications

Specifications

Mechanical

ParameterValueNotes
Strap length110 mmNominal
Strap width19.05 mmNominal
Strap colorBlackHook-and-loop strap intended for finger wrapping
Electrode contact materialAg/AgClSkin-contact side
Snap stud head diameter3.9 mmFor standard 3.9 mm and 4.0 mm electrode leads
Snap stud neck diameter3.5 mmMechanical interface to lead connector

Electrical

ParameterSpecNotes
Stud-to-contact resistance< 0.1 ohmMeasured from snap stud to Ag/AgCl contact base
  1. Clean and dry the skin at the contact location.
  2. (Optional) Apply a small amount of electrode contact gel to the skin or to the electrode contact surface.
  3. Place the Ag/AgCl contact side against the skin.
  4. Wrap the strap around the finger and secure using the hook-and-loop closure.
  5. Connect the electrode lead to the snap stud and route the cable to minimize motion during measurement.

Notes on Contact Gel

Contact gel is recommended when skin is dry or when maximum signal stability is required. In some conditions and for some users, acceptable EDA and GSR measurements may be obtained without gel. Measurement quality depends on skin condition, pressure, motion, and the connected sensor system.

Handling and Storage

Ordering Information