Review of Scientific Instruments · 2005 · 83 citations · 21 references
EngineeringComputer SystemsDigital ImagingInstrumentationNanotechnologyAtomic Force MicroscopyData AcquisitionData Acquisition SystemsImage AcquisitionImagingReal-time Data AcquisitionDirect Memory Access (Dma)Direct Memory Access ArchitectureHigh-speed Atomic Force MicroscopyHigh-speed Data AcquisitionMicroscopyMicroscopy ImagingReal-time ProcessingScan Speed
With the development of atomic force microscopes that allow higher scan speeds, the need for data acquisition systems (DAQ) that are capable of handling the increased amounts of data in real time arises. We have developed a low cost data acquisition and scan control system around a commercially available DAQ board in a WINDOWS environment. By minimizing the involvement of the processor in the data transfer using direct memory access, and generation of the scan signals synchronously with the data acquisition, we were able to record 30 frames per second with a pixel resolution of 150×150pixels and 14bit per channel.
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Probing protein-protein interactions in real time.
Mario Viani, Lı́a I. Pietrasanta, James B. Thompson et al. · Nature Structural Biology · 2000 · 282 citations