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This review examines how event-related potentials (ERPs)\u2014which provide millisecond-level resolution of cognitive processing stages\u2014can clarify which neural processes are most affected by sleep loss, from early sensory encoding to later evaluative and control-related stages. Materials and Methods: This study was conducted as a systematic review of human studies on sleep deprivation and ERPs. Eligible studies included human participants, focused primarily on acute\/total sleep deprivation, and reported ERP outcomes (e.g., amplitude, latency, topography, or related event-locked EEG measures). Searches were performed in major biomedical\/psychology databases using sleep deprivation and ERP terms, with additional forward\/backward citation searching. Data was extracted in a structured format (participant characteristics, deprivation protocol, ERP methods, behavioural outcomes, ERP findings, and recovery\/countermeasure effects). Due to substantial heterogeneity in paradigms, protocols, and ERP methods, findings were synthesised narratively rather than meta-analysed. Risk of bias was assessed with RoB 2 and ROBINS-I. Results: The search identified 854 records, of which 82 studies were included following deduplication, screening, full-text review, and citation chasing. Samples were typically small, highly selected, and dominated by healthy young adults, with frequent attrition related to prolonged wakefulness and EEG data-quality constraints. Across studies, sleep deprivation produced stage-specific and task-dependent ERP effects rather than a single uniform pattern. The most consistent findings involved mid-to-late components. These components typically showed prolonged latency and reduced amplitude. In some cases, amplitude increases were observed and interpreted as compensatory recruitment. Early sensory\/pre-attentive components (e.g., P1\/N1\/MMN\/P50) were often relatively preserved, but showed selective vulnerability, including latency slowing, reduced filtering\/gating, or decreased phase locking. A recurring observation was a behaviour\u2013ERP dissociation, where ERP abnormalities were detectable even when behavioural impairment was modest, indicating covert neural inefficiency or compensation. Recovery sleep, naps, and countermeasures (e.g., modafinil, caffeine) produced partial, component-specific recovery, with amplitude and latency often recovering at different rates. Conclusions: The evidence indicates that sleep deprivation primarily disrupts higher-order, late-stage, and temporally coordinated neural processing, while earlier sensory processing is often preserved but becomes slower and less stable. Among ERP markers, the P300\/P3 family is the most robust and informative signature of sleep loss effects and recovery. ERPs are therefore a sensitive tool for detecting neural dysfunction and compensation under sleep deprivation, including changes that may precede overt behavioural decline. 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