Ni usb 6009
The NI USB-6009 is a multifunction data acquisition (DAQ) device that provides analog input, analog output, digital input/output, and counter/timer functionality. It connects to a computer via a USB interface and is designed for low-cost, portable applications.
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Printed Silver Nanoparticle Circuits
Photophysical Dynamics of Cph1 Phytochrome
Single shot experiments are presented, and the transient is fitted by a sum of n exponentials with the time constants τn of the different intermediates and their respective amplitudes An
Shear Force Probe Construction and Setup
Residual Limb EMG Measurement Protocol
Synchronized Multimodal Neuromechanics Recording
The EMG signals were captured with a wireless EMG system (myon m320, myon AG, Schwarzenberg, Switzerland). The signal was pre-amplified (gain: 500, input impedance: 2 MΩ, bandwidth: 5–500 Hz) and transmitted at 12-bit resolution with 1000 Hz sampling frequency. All digitized signals were stored for further processing.
C⁴D-based DNA Amplification Detection
Graphene-PDMS Foam Sensor Performance
performance of the graphene-PDMS foam sensor, the sensor was subjected
to compressive strains at three different frequencies using the same
minishaker setup described previously. The sensor was driven at 10,
35, and 70 Hz frequencies using a Rigol function generator connected
to a Brüel & Kjær (model number 2718) power amplifier.
The voltage output from the Wheatstone bridge circuit was acquired
by employing the National Instruments data acquisition system (DAQ,
NI USB-6009) and recorded using National Instruments Signal express
software at a sampling rate of 1 kHz.
Horizontal Force Measurement During Running
Olfactory Bulb Local Field Potentials
Visual Stimulation for Fish Behavioral Studies
In the zebrafish and medaka experimental setup, the visual stimulus was also a random light spots pattern projected on to the wall of the water tank by a planetarium placed under the transparent floor of the tank rotated by a servomotor (CM1-17L30A, MUSCLE Corporation) by using LabVIEW via a DAQ (NI USB-6009, NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS)19 (link).
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