Labview 2013
LabVIEW 2013 is a graphical programming environment used for designing and implementing measurement and control systems. It provides a platform for developing applications that interact with real-world data or signals, acquire, process, and analyze data, and control instruments. LabVIEW 2013 offers tools for creating virtual instruments, automating tasks, and developing custom solutions for various industries and applications.
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Simultaneous Recording of Incising Behavior
Multimodal Cardiovascular Monitoring Protocol
SCG (yellow rectangle) placed on the xiphoid process. Blood pressure measured at the finger (orange rectangle). ECG Lead II shown RA lead (gray circle) on right clavicle, RL lead (dark blue circle) on lower right rib cage and LL (light blue circle) on lower left rib cage.
Multimodal Cardiovascular and Neuromuscular Monitoring
Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Device
Biomechanical Characterization of Engineered Muscle Constructs
Automated Worm Tracking System
Automated Tracking of Single Vesicle Particles
Laser-Evoked Motor Responses
Single-pulse laser stimulation consisted of one pulse (10 ms ON) repeated 8 times in one imaging session at different laser power (0.22–1.3 – 2.5–5.2 – 7.7–13.2 mW, after the objective).
The stimulus train consisted of 2 s, 16 Hz, 10 ms ON. The 16 Hz frequency resulted from a trade-off between the imaging recording frequency (50Hz) and the stimulation frequency needed to evoke a complex movement for saving at least two imaging frames during the stimulus train. For laser power calibration experiments the laser power used were: 1.3- 2.5 - 5.2–7.7 - 13.2 mW. For light-based motor mapping, connectivity studies and pharmacological inhibition laser power was the minimum power required to evoke movements (from 1.3 mW to 13.2 mW).
Head-Gaze Controlled Visual Acuity Test
Linear Treadmill Locomotion Imaging
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