A random interval generator using beta ray emission
Electroencephalography and Clinical NeurophysiologyPublished 1 April 1971Open access
J. Carmeliet, J Debecker, John E. Desmedt
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A solid generator of random intervals, based on a beta ray emitter, is described, used for delivering sensory stimuli at random intervals or in random sequences.
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A solid generator of random intervals, based on a beta ray emitter, is described. The instrument provides for independent control of the minimal interval between successive output plus and of the dispersion of the random intervals. It has been used for delivering sensory stimuli at random intervals or in random sequences. © 1971.
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