COSplay: Contrast Optimized Stimulation Player

  • Aymanns F
  • Rudin M
  • Ioanas H
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Abstract

In many research areas, the functioning of complex systems is probed by measuring stimulus-evoked responses. Commonly, stimulus train delivery is coordinated by in-house and/or proprietary solutions, which are often ill-documented, expensive, poorly reproducible, high-maintenance, and unsustainable. Here we present COSplay, a fully Free and Open Source (FOSS) and hackable framework consisting of a Micro/Python package and a simple compat-ible circuit schema, which can be used to build and operate a stimulus train delivery device with up to microsecond accuracy. This project includes a complete, step-by-step video tutorial to demonstrate the assembly of the COSplayer (Aymanns, Rudin, & Ioanas, 2018), a free and open source hardware device which serves as the reference implementation for the technology.

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Aymanns, F., Rudin, M., & Ioanas, H.-I. (2019). COSplay: Contrast Optimized Stimulation Player. Journal of Open Source Software, 4(39), 1171. https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.01171

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