论文信息 - An electronically-controlled visual stimulus generator for quantitative mapping of visual receptive fields

An electronically-controlled visual stimulus generator for quantitative mapping of visual receptive fields

Abstract This report describes an inexpensive, yet highly versatile visual stimulus generator for use in mapping receptive fields of visual cells in the nervous system. Electronic circuitry generates light spots, dark spots, annuli. and bars on a cathode ray tube monitor. Image position, intensity, duration, and movement are controllable.

Daniel F. Wunk | John A. Freeman | J. Freeman | D. F. Wunk

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