The microcomputer kit: An excellent small system development tool |
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Authors: | David T Krausman |
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Institution: | 1. Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 21205, Baltimore, Maryland
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Abstract: | A method is described for demonstrating the integration of a do-it-yourself microcomputer kit into a small dedicated system configuration useful in many clinical and research applications. An Intel SDK-80 microcomputer is used as the main component of an on-line biofeedback system that features a digital display of beat-by-beat heart rate, a continuous feedback of an audio tone proportional to the rate, a CRT display of average rate, and a servo recorder to produce 1-min bar-graph plots. The compact size, effectiveness, and low cost of the microcomputer permit the development of many small dedicated systems that formerly were impractical applications for expensive and under-utilized minicomputer systems. |
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