Real-time Control of Behavioral Experiments and Data Logging Using Arduino Microcontroller

  • YAMAGUCHI K
  • SAKURAI Y
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This article briefly introduces methods of real-time control of operant box and data logging for behavioral experiments using the Arduino microcontroller. The Arduino microcontroller is low-cost and easy-operated hardware and has sufficient property for various behavioral experiments for neuroscience. This article explains what is the Arduino microcontroller and how to use it as a digital I/O controller. In addition, we introduce a technique for behavioral data logging using the Arduino microcontroller. The technique has some advantages over other logging techniques that use external memory storage devices. Finally, we introduce a method of our study as an example of behavioral neuroscience experiments using the Arduino microcontroller.View full abstract

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YAMAGUCHI, K., & SAKURAI, Y. (2013). Real-time Control of Behavioral Experiments and Data Logging Using Arduino Microcontroller. Japanese Journal of Physiological Psychology and Psychophysiology, 31(3), 203–212. https://doi.org/10.5674/jjppp.1307tn

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