A multichannel data acquisition and analysis system based on off-the-shelf DSP boards

Andre Folkers; U. G. Hofmann

A multichannel data acquisition and analysis system based on off-the-shelf DSP boards

Andre Folkers, U. G. Hofmann

Institute of Signal Processing

Abstract

The EU-funded project VSAMUEL aims to develop a versatile system for advanced neuronal record- ings with multisite microelectrodes. Within this project we are developing a data acquisition system for high channel counts. The system will be able to acquire and process data on 128 channels at a sampling rate of at least 32 kHz. We are utilizing multiple DSP boards to perform that task. Other project parts include development of multisite mi- croelectrodes and respective pre- and main amplier stages. Besides data acquisition the DSP boards are used to per- form online analysis of the data, e.g. spike detection and spectrogram computation. Other project parts include de- velopment of multisite microelectrodes and respective pre- and main amplier stages.

Original language	English
Pages	249-252
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	Proceedings of the EURASIP Conference on Digital Signal Processing for Multimedia Communications and Services 2001 - Budapest, Hungary Duration: 11.09.2001 → 13.09.2001

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Conference	Proceedings of the EURASIP Conference on Digital Signal Processing for Multimedia Communications and Services 2001
Abbreviated title	ECMCS2001
Country/Territory	Hungary
City	Budapest
Period	11.09.01 → 13.09.01

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Folkers, A., & Hofmann, U. G. (2001). A multichannel data acquisition and analysis system based on off-the-shelf DSP boards. 249-252. Paper presented at Proceedings of the EURASIP Conference on Digital Signal Processing for Multimedia Communications and Services 2001, Budapest, Hungary. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.302.2875&rep=rep1&type=pdf

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