A Hard-Wired Data Acquisition Device for Neurophysiology

Abstract

Neurophysiologic experiments are becoming increasingly numerical in nature, and may result in large quantities of data which may be practicably analyzed only by computer. A non-programmable digital controller was constructed to acquire data from a variety of remote neurophysiology experiments and to store them on magnetic tape for transport to an off-line computer. The advantages of the unit's modular design are illustrated.