论文信息 - Data Acquisition System for Time-Resolved Muscle Experiments

Data Acquisition System for Time-Resolved Muscle Experiments

A versatile data acquisition system is described for use in collecting time resolved X-ray diffraction data from contracting muscle; it has sufficient flexibility to allow a number of different types of detector systems to be interfaced conveniently, though primarily intended for use with a high count rate Multiwire Linear Detector. Interactive analysis software to process the large volume of data obtained from such experiments are described for use on a VAX 780.

A. R. Faruqi | C. C. Bond

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