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    The pulseEditor program for creating and saving standard stimulation pulses . (A) User controls for defining pulse parameters (number of pulses in the train, inter-pulse interval, pulse duration, pulse amplitude, initial delay), grouping pulses into an ordered sequence, and plotting the stimulus amplitude vs. time. (B) Example of stimulation waveform created using the pulseEditor user interface with parameters set as in panel A. Here the “additive” feature is used to combine a single positive pulse with a previously created multi-pulse waveform. (C) Custom “chirp” waveform created using the <t>signalObject</t> Matlab object; the frequency of the sinusoid increases linearly with time.
    Signalobject Matlab Object, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Ephus : Multipurpose Data Acquisition Software for Neuroscience Experiments

    Journal: Frontiers in Neural Circuits

    doi: 10.3389/fncir.2010.00100

    The pulseEditor program for creating and saving standard stimulation pulses . (A) User controls for defining pulse parameters (number of pulses in the train, inter-pulse interval, pulse duration, pulse amplitude, initial delay), grouping pulses into an ordered sequence, and plotting the stimulus amplitude vs. time. (B) Example of stimulation waveform created using the pulseEditor user interface with parameters set as in panel A. Here the “additive” feature is used to combine a single positive pulse with a previously created multi-pulse waveform. (C) Custom “chirp” waveform created using the signalObject Matlab object; the frequency of the sinusoid increases linearly with time.
    Figure Legend Snippet: The pulseEditor program for creating and saving standard stimulation pulses . (A) User controls for defining pulse parameters (number of pulses in the train, inter-pulse interval, pulse duration, pulse amplitude, initial delay), grouping pulses into an ordered sequence, and plotting the stimulus amplitude vs. time. (B) Example of stimulation waveform created using the pulseEditor user interface with parameters set as in panel A. Here the “additive” feature is used to combine a single positive pulse with a previously created multi-pulse waveform. (C) Custom “chirp” waveform created using the signalObject Matlab object; the frequency of the sinusoid increases linearly with time.

    Techniques Used: Sequencing



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    The pulseEditor program for creating and saving standard stimulation pulses . (A) User controls for defining pulse parameters (number of pulses in the train, inter-pulse interval, pulse duration, pulse amplitude, initial delay), grouping pulses into an ordered sequence, and plotting the stimulus amplitude vs. time. (B) Example of stimulation waveform created using the pulseEditor user interface with parameters set as in panel A. Here the “additive” feature is used to combine a single positive pulse with a previously created multi-pulse waveform. (C) Custom “chirp” waveform created using the <t>signalObject</t> Matlab object; the frequency of the sinusoid increases linearly with time.
    Signalobject Matlab Object, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/result/signalobject matlab object/product/MathWorks Inc
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    signalobject matlab object - by Bioz Stars, 2026-04
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    The pulseEditor program for creating and saving standard stimulation pulses . (A) User controls for defining pulse parameters (number of pulses in the train, inter-pulse interval, pulse duration, pulse amplitude, initial delay), grouping pulses into an ordered sequence, and plotting the stimulus amplitude vs. time. (B) Example of stimulation waveform created using the pulseEditor user interface with parameters set as in panel A. Here the “additive” feature is used to combine a single positive pulse with a previously created multi-pulse waveform. (C) Custom “chirp” waveform created using the signalObject Matlab object; the frequency of the sinusoid increases linearly with time.

    Journal: Frontiers in Neural Circuits

    Article Title: Ephus : Multipurpose Data Acquisition Software for Neuroscience Experiments

    doi: 10.3389/fncir.2010.00100

    Figure Lengend Snippet: The pulseEditor program for creating and saving standard stimulation pulses . (A) User controls for defining pulse parameters (number of pulses in the train, inter-pulse interval, pulse duration, pulse amplitude, initial delay), grouping pulses into an ordered sequence, and plotting the stimulus amplitude vs. time. (B) Example of stimulation waveform created using the pulseEditor user interface with parameters set as in panel A. Here the “additive” feature is used to combine a single positive pulse with a previously created multi-pulse waveform. (C) Custom “chirp” waveform created using the signalObject Matlab object; the frequency of the sinusoid increases linearly with time.

    Article Snippet: While the pulseEditor provides controls for defining trains of square pulses, arbitrary stimulus waveforms (see Figure C) can be defined using the lower-level signalObject Matlab object included with Ephus .

    Techniques: Sequencing