The standardized EEG electrode array of the IFCN

Standardising the position and nomenclature of scalp electrode arrays was an important step in the development of electroencephalography. First, the 10-20 system of the International Federation was developed by Herbert H. Jasper and his co-workers (Jasper, 1958), resulting in the first published guidelines in 1999 (Klem et al, 1999). Early on the lack of proper coverage of the temporal lobe was criticized, resulting in the proposition of the 'Maudsley electrodes' to sample the temporal pole (Binnie et al, 1982).

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