Packages: Data Acquisition
Packages include individual Igor procedure files or collections of Igor procedure files that are related, as well as external operations (XOPs). To browse ALL projects (including those that have not been officially released) click on the Advanced Browse link above.
NeuroAcquire
Last changed: 14 weeks 4 days ago
NeuroAcquire allows one to collect physiology and imaging data in a single instance of IGOR. Often, physiology and image acquisition are performed by different third party packages, which can complicate the timing and triggering of data collection. Our hope is that NeuroAcquire simplifies the coordinated acquisition of both types of data by having all controls under one roof. You will need an ITC18 DAQ board and a SIDX-supported CCD camera to use this program. Future versions may support other DAQ boards.
| Version | Date | Links |
|---|---|---|
| IGOR.6.02.x-1.0-dev | 2008-Jun-26 |
NIDAQmxBaseAccess XOP
Last changed: 46 weeks 3 days ago
The NIDAQmxBaseAccess XOP gives you access to functions defined by National Instruments' NI-DAQmx Base driver for multifunction data acquisition boards. This driver is available for Macintosh OS X; this is the only way to use National Instruments data acquisition devices on OS X.
| Version | Date | Links |
|---|---|---|
| IGOR.5.00.x-1.0.x-dev | 2007-Nov-17 |
SBIG Camera Driver
Last changed: 37 weeks 3 days ago
This package is an XOP which enables Igor Pro to control and take images with Santa Barbara Instruments Group (SBIG) cameras through SBIG's low-level driver routines. With it, you can write Igor Pro functions to script the behavior of an SBIG camera for whatever application you may have. The package includes the XOP, a help file, a user's manual, and a sample experiment that uses the XOP to implement a simple point-and-click panel for a camera. (See the picture.) The XOP is in Universal Binary format for Macintosh OS-X.
| Version | Date | Links |
|---|---|---|
| IGOR.6.00.x-1.0.1 | 2008-Jan-18 |
SOCKIT - speaking and listening to TCP/IP network sockets using IGOR Pro
Last changed: 1 week 6 days ago
SOCKIT provides TCP/IP network socket communication between a server and IGOR Pro.
One can connect to server then send and receive string messages with it. The received messages are buffered to a text wave (optionally printed in the history window). One can also provide a 'processor function', which acts as an event handler for the message. One example of the processor function could be to act as a parser for Igor commands.
Both synchronous and asynchronous communications are possible.
| Version | Date | Links |
|---|---|---|
| IGOR.5.00.x-1.x-dev | 2008-Sep-23 |