Time of day, time and date and event number generator for recordation of physiological events
First Claim
1. A code generator for providing code sequences representing diverse information for recordation on a storage medium along with data acquisition, comprising:
- a digital clock for providing both multiplexed binary coded decimal and enabling signals;
parallel load serial out shift registers arranged in series, each shift register coupled to said binary coded decimal signals and repective enabling signals for receiving said binary coded decimal and said enabling signals for recordation on said storage medium; and
switch means adapted to be depressed whenever a code sequence is to be recorded.
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Abstract
A code generator generates, upon command, code sequences representing either time of day, time and date, or event number codes, in either single sequences or continuously repeating code sequences for simultaneous recordation with a physiological event on magnetic tape or oscillographic paper for permanently identifying and indexing biomedical data. Multiplexed binary coded decimal output lines of a digital clock are strobed to provide the option of either single frame or continuous frame operation while requiring no critical timing circuits, and the sequencing operations are synchronized by the multiplex timer, which recordation is visually interpretable.
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1. A code generator for providing code sequences representing diverse information for recordation on a storage medium along with data acquisition, comprising:
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a digital clock for providing both multiplexed binary coded decimal and enabling signals; parallel load serial out shift registers arranged in series, each shift register coupled to said binary coded decimal signals and repective enabling signals for receiving said binary coded decimal and said enabling signals for recordation on said storage medium; and switch means adapted to be depressed whenever a code sequence is to be recorded. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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