This repository holds the resources for a flexible, spatial visual stimulator with up to 6 chromatic channels. It combines commercial digital light processing (DLP) devices with open hard- and software components that can be easily adapted to the experimentalist’s specific needs. With this we intend to start a community effort of sharing and further developing a common stimulator design.
Please find more details on the stimulator in the following preprint:
Franke K*, Maia Chagas A*, Zhao Z, Zimmermann MJY, Qiu Y, Szatko K, Baden T, Euler T# (2019). Preprint: An arbitrary-spectrum spatial visual stimulator for vision research. bioRxiv 10.1101/649566
├───boards LED driver/blanking boards
│ ├───lcr_add-on - KiCad files for board that combines LCr and blanking signals
| | ├───connector_coaxial.pretty - BNC connector description (KiCad)
| | └───gerber - Gerber files for circuit board
│ └───mosfet_circuit - KiCad files for board that switches switch LEDs
| | ├───connector_coaxial.pretty - BNC connector description (KiCad)
| | └───gerber - Gerber files for circuit board
| └───arduino_code_for_testing_circuits - Arduino code to emulate blanking and LCr signals
| └───lcr_emulator
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├───printed_parts OpenSCAD and STL files for 3D printed parts
| | (e.g. fish "cinema")
│ └───optical_components - optomechanical parts
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├───calibration_mouse Calibration of dichroic mouse stimulator
│ ├───data - recorded calibration data (custom LEDs and TFT monitor)
│ ├───datasheets - spectrometer data sheet, etc.
│ ├───filters - dichroic filter spectra
│ ├───light-sources - spectra of LEDs
│ ├───opsins - mouse opsin sensitivity curves
│ ├───scripts - Python scripts used in iPython notebooks
| └───spectrometer-calibration-files - USB2+ calibration data
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└───calibration_zebrafish Calibration of tetrachromatic zebrafish stimulator
├───data - recorded calibration data
| ├───powermeter_recording
| └───spectrometer_recording
| └───correction_curves
├───datasheets - spectrometer data sheet, etc.
└───led_spectra_after_teflon - LED spectra measured behind the teflon screen