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Experimental control and data acquisition with BASIC in the Apple computer

1982; Springer Science+Business Media; Volume: 14; Issue: 4 Linguagem: Inglês

10.3758/bf03203278

1554-3528

F A RAYFIELD,

Neural Networks and Applications

Laboratory experiments can be precisely controlled and data can be collected using the BASIC language on an Apple II+ computer with 48-KB RAM, disk drive, and two timer-I/O cards. The Apple BASIC makes machine language output control routines necessary, but quite convenient. By compiling BASIC, 50–100 inputs/sec are handled. Applications range from operant research and analog data collection to use of the Apple color display capability for stimulus presentations and response recording.