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You might get a chuckle out of this:
Instrumentation science & technology, Vol.43(2), pp.214-221
03/04/2015
We have developed a complete 100kHz ultrasonic recording system. The primary components of the system are a SensComp Series 600 Instrument Grade Electrostatic Transducer, custom printed circuit board (PCB), wide-bandwidth instrumentation amplifier, linear-phase filter, fully differential 16-bit analog to digital converter (ADC) sampling at 840kHz, 168MHz STM32F4 32-bit microcontroller, and a direct 100Mbps Ethernet connection. A host computer running a custom application written in C++ provides a unified computer interface that allows the user to control all aspects of the system and provides a real time spectrogram. The system is designed for general use but has been initially used to study the ultrasonic vocalizations of rodents. We demonstrate the system by recording a well-established call made by Long-Evans rats termed 50-kHz vocalizations.
I wonder if they're finished with it. Maybe I can buy it used :-).
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03-04-2024, 03:11 PM
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