PROGRAMMING COMPLEX PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC EXPERIMENTS WITH PUNCHED PAPER TAPE: A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH

Authors :: Clinton C. Brown
David Krausman
Source :: Psychophysiology. 4:249-259
Publication Year :: 1967
Publisher :: Wiley, 1967.
Abstract: Punched paper tape readers, frequently used for machine control and computer input, are readily adaptable for the purposes of presenting extremely complex signal sequences such as those used in psychophysiology. A description of basic operating principles is given together with an explanation of the minor modifications necessary to adapt this instrument to signal control. Complete schematics are presented of an instrument with seven channel control capacity.

Subjects :: Engineering drawing
Computers
Endocrine and Autonomic Systems
Paper tape
Cognitive Neuroscience
General Neuroscience
SIGNAL (programming language)
Schematic
Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Punched-Card Systems
Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology
Psychophysiology
Developmental Neuroscience
Neurology
Psychology
Biological Psychiatry
Punched card input/output
Machine control
Communication channel

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