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Environmental sensors and animal-borne “bio-loggers” are usually constrained by power (Gaidica & Dantzer, 2020). For example, recording neural activity requires roughly 7
Libraries help consolidate code and reuse it across multiple Arduino sketches. However, what if you want to reuse Arduino sketch code/functions? The
Harvesting energy is extremely context-specific (see Starner & Paradiso, 2004). Mechanical rotors have powered wrist watches for hundreds of years, however, their
How much memory do I need? This calculator assumes you are recording from one peripheral (e.g., 16-bit accelerometer). If you need help
We are looking at what type of battery we can use in an animal-borne bio-logger. It is advised that a bio-logger should
At one time, it was possible to embed a drawing anywhere using code like this: <iframe style="width:100%;height:400px;" data-ng-switch-when="3d" class="viewer-iframe ng-scope" frameborder="1" scrolling="no"
Turbolinks can enhance the performance of your web application by ‘hot swapping’ the <body> tag using Ajax every time you click to
Excessive spiking in a neural signal can affect the interpretation of lower frequency analyses like those investigating the local field potential (LFP).
Have you ever wondered: is my filter working? In neurophysiology, we are often faced with mashing together data, and in the process,
Cross Correlation Primer A cross correlation measures the similarity of two signals over time. It’s an important analytical tool in time-series signal
