A MICROCOMPUTER-BASED PSYCHOPHYSICAL EXPERIMENTATION USING REAL-TIME BASIC LABORATORY AUTOMATIZATION TECHNIQUE
Naoyuki Osaka · The Japanese journal of psychology · 1980
Using a microcomputer-based real-time BASIC laboratory automatization (RBLA) technique, a psychophysical threshold measurement was made at low cost. Random pulse train applied to the output port of the peripheral interface adaptor set an angle of the rotation of the pulse motor-controlled stimulus wheel. Key-input response of the subject was automatically filed onto the cassette memory.