In the sensor motor scopes of the cortex, engine performance and imagery have been seen to be connected with additions in the high gamma (HG) repeat band, and furthermore lessen in the beta, and frequency gatherings. Since these cortical rhythms can be intentionally balanced by engine imagery or performance, they have routinely been used as a piece of brain computer interface (BCI) looks at as a control banner. In any case, the non-prominent account of the parity of the HG repeat band is as yet a by and large clever thought and most HG examines have been limited to nosy chronicle procedures, in view of the low banner to-fuss extent of the neuronal gathering development at these frequencies. Along these lines, the intentional examination of HG impacts has been confined to tight masses (customarily epilepsy patients) and cortical regions, which are commonly constrained by clinical needs rather than by the preliminary perspective one wishes to contemplate.