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Recording system firmware design. In the firmware design, the <t>microcontroller</t> <t>(MSP430)</t> on the master board interfaces with peripheral elements through the universal serial communication interface set to the SPI mode. Specifically, it uses SPI_A with the analog front ends (AFEs) of ADS1299s on the daughter board and SPI_B with the accelerometer (LIS2HH12) and the DAC (LTC2642) in the function generator. The microcontroller communicates with the single-board computer via the Texas Instruments USB to virtual COM port. The microcontroller receives commands from and sends recorded data packets to the single-board computer through a USB connection. Each data packet consists of 63 bytes, including a 3 byte counter, 3 bytes for the status of ADS1299 #1, 24 bytes for ADS1299 #1’s eight-channel data, 3 bytes for the status of ADS1299 #2, 24 bytes for ADS1299 #2’s eight-channel data, and 6 bytes for the LIS2HH12’s acceleration data.
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Recording system firmware design. In the firmware design, the microcontroller (MSP430) on the master board interfaces with peripheral elements through the universal serial communication interface set to the SPI mode. Specifically, it uses SPI_A with the analog front ends (AFEs) of ADS1299s on the daughter board and SPI_B with the accelerometer (LIS2HH12) and the DAC (LTC2642) in the function generator. The microcontroller communicates with the single-board computer via the Texas Instruments USB to virtual COM port. The microcontroller receives commands from and sends recorded data packets to the single-board computer through a USB connection. Each data packet consists of 63 bytes, including a 3 byte counter, 3 bytes for the status of ADS1299 #1, 24 bytes for ADS1299 #1’s eight-channel data, 3 bytes for the status of ADS1299 #2, 24 bytes for ADS1299 #2’s eight-channel data, and 6 bytes for the LIS2HH12’s acceleration data.

Journal: eNeuro

Article Title: A DC-Sensitive Video/Electrophysiology Monitoring Unit for Long-Term Continuous Study of Seizures and Seizure-Associated Spreading Depolarization in a Rat Model

doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0057-25.2025

Figure Lengend Snippet: Recording system firmware design. In the firmware design, the microcontroller (MSP430) on the master board interfaces with peripheral elements through the universal serial communication interface set to the SPI mode. Specifically, it uses SPI_A with the analog front ends (AFEs) of ADS1299s on the daughter board and SPI_B with the accelerometer (LIS2HH12) and the DAC (LTC2642) in the function generator. The microcontroller communicates with the single-board computer via the Texas Instruments USB to virtual COM port. The microcontroller receives commands from and sends recorded data packets to the single-board computer through a USB connection. Each data packet consists of 63 bytes, including a 3 byte counter, 3 bytes for the status of ADS1299 #1, 24 bytes for ADS1299 #1’s eight-channel data, 3 bytes for the status of ADS1299 #2, 24 bytes for ADS1299 #2’s eight-channel data, and 6 bytes for the LIS2HH12’s acceleration data.

Article Snippet: The microcontroller (Texas Instruments, MSP430 series) is responsible for writing to or reading from these peripherals and communicating with the controlling computer via a USB connection.

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