Project Details
Description
9320440 Wolpert This award will provide funds to purchase a high-performance workstation and laboratory bench equipment to facilitate the design and testing of elaborate custom integrated circuits in support of a number of research projects including the following: (1) Examination of a Neuronal Algorithm Using VLSI-Based Models: This project is an evaluation of the singularity of the relationship between the hardware and software of biological neural networks. It involves implementing a custom VLSI-based model of a well-documented network of biological neurons and comparing the electrical signals resident in this network with those of its biological counterpart. (2) A Multichannel Sensor for Extracellular Potentials: The objective of this project is the development and evaluation of a multipolar nerve cuff electrode that can not only sense impulses from outside of a nerve bundle, but discern their point of origin within the fiber. In the final phase of this study, the electrodes will be installed and tested on a preparation of lateral eye and optic nerve of Limulus, the horseshoe crab. (3) An Intelligent Signal Detection System: The main objective of this project is to study and develop a generic, modular and expandable software/hardware platform interfaceable with the existing monitoring systems where many visions can be developed, tested, evaluated and integrated. ***
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 3/1/94 → 1/31/97 |
Funding
- National Science Foundation: $26,465.00