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Square Mode

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Figure 2.10:

Sequence Options of the Square Channel Mode.

The

Square

channel mode allows the creation of a square TTL pulse sequence. The Sequence Options of this mode

are shown in Figure

2.10

and are explained below.

1. The

Starting Delay

defines the time between the activation of the pulse sequence and the beginning of the

signal.

2. The

Frequency

sets the frequency (in Hz), which is the number of pulses per second. The frequency can also be

changed to the

Period

. For example, a signal at 10 Hz (frequency) will output one pulse every 100 ms (period),

whereas a signal at 0.5 Hz (frequency) will output one pulse every 2 seconds (period).

3. The

Time ON

defines the length of a single pulse. This time can also be converted to a

Duty Cycle

, which

represents the % of the period the pulse duration corresponds to.

4. The

Pulse(s) per sequence

set the number of pulses per sequence. If it is set to 0, the number of pulses will be

infinite.

5. The

Number of sequence(s)

sets the number of times that the sequence will be repeated.

6. The

Delay between sequences

sets the delay between each sequence.

7. The

Total Duration

shows the total expected duration of the pulse sequence. Should the duration be infinite,

the box will display

. If there is an error in parameter selection, this box will display

N/A

.

Input Mode

The

Input

mode (Fig

2.11

records a signal as long as there is a high TTL signal on the chosen console channel.

The channel can then be used as a trigger source for all the other channels of the OTPG. No

Sequence Options

or

Sequence Previews

are available for this mode.

Chapter 2. Operations Guide

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Summary of Contents for OTPG 4

Page 1: ...Optogenetics TTL Pulse Generator User Manual Version 1 2 1...

Page 2: ...Overview 3 2 Operations Guide 4 2 1 Channel Con guration 5 2 2 Control and Settings 11 2 3 Acquisition View 13 3 Speci cations 14 4 Support 15 4 1 Maintenance 15 4 2 Warranty 15 4 3 Disposition 15 4...

Page 3: ...he most commonly used devices are LED Drivers Laser Drivers and Shutters It can be used to coordinate between many input output signal of di erent devices The generator comes in 4 channel Fig 1 1a and...

Page 4: ...nces can be designed for any type of experiment The OTPG user interface Fig 2 1 is split into two main sections the Controls Settings Section 2 2 and the Acqui sition view Section 2 3 From these secti...

Page 5: ...2 The Sequence Options de nes the parameters of each pulse sequence for the channel These parameters are di erent for each Channel Code Should a parameter chosen be impossible to apply to a sequence...

Page 6: ...t options of the Sequence Option section that are explained in more detail in section 2 1 3 3 The Inverted Output checkbox reverse the signal output When selected the ON TTL signal will send 0 V while...

Page 7: ...nd the sequence will continue when the next rising edge is received When the Repeatable sequence checkbox is checked the sequence will restart with the arrival of the rst input pulse after the sequenc...

Page 8: ...from the beginning when the next rising edge is received When the sequence is completed it will restart with the next input pulse Output Triggers a Triggered Non Repeatable Sequence Output Triggers b...

Page 9: ...The CW Continuous Wave channel mode allows the creation of a continuous TTL signal The following elements appear in the Sequence Options section Fig 2 9 1 The Starting Delay de nes the time between th...

Page 10: ...This time can also be converted to a Duty Cycle which represents the of the period the pulse duration corresponds to 4 The Pulse s per sequence set the number of pulses per sequence If it is set to 0...

Page 11: ...without recording their signal 2 The Record button starts all the con gured channels and record the signal for each of them at the de ned Sampling Frequency The recorded datas are saved in a doric le...

Page 12: ...Con guration button resets the acquisition view and all other parameters set Any con gurations already set will be lost 3 The Save Con guration button is used to save the OTPG con guration in a doric...

Page 13: ...iting of channel parameters opening the Channel Con guration window For additional information see section 2 1 3 The Graph s button opens an external window with options to change the displayed parame...

Page 14: ...bility 0 1 s Voltage Output 5 V Maximum Input Voltage 5 V TTL level Hi 3 3 V Low 1 5 V Current Consumption 100 mA 4 ch 200 mA 8ch Powered by computer USB port Output Current 20 mA Maximum Dimensions 4...

Page 15: ...ated in this manual For more information see our Website 4 3 Disposition Figure 4 1 WEEE directive logo According with the directive 2012 19 EU of the European Parliament and the Council of the Europe...

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