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PSARP, a programmable signal and response processor

Behavior Research MethodsPublished 1 January 1968Open access
H. VAN DOORNE, A.F. Sanders
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TL;DR

This paper gives an outline of the principles of a flexible and programmable system which meets the requirements of a considerable number of variables.

Abstract

Experiments on perceptual-motor skills often ask for complex application of standard devices. Combinations of the usual electric or electronic instruments such as signal generators, simple time counters and response recorders cannot always be used to form a sufficiently flexible system for a particular set of experiments. In general, an apparatus specially built for a specific experiment does not satisfy the requirements of related investigations and the same device is seldom used again. This paper gives an outline of the principles of a flexible and programmable system which meets the requirements of a considerable number of variables. Some first applications of the system are described.

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PsychologyComputer ScienceNeuroscience