Design and feasibility of a flexible computerized system for the clinical laboratory, based on the IEEE 488 standardized interface
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Auteurs : B. Huet ; J. Martin ; P. CornillotSource :
- Computers in Biology and Medicine [ 0010-4825 ] ; 1982.
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- Analyzer, Automatic analyzer, Automatic analyzers, Byte, Clinical laboratories, Clinical laboratory, Computerized, Computerized system, Computerized systems, Coulter counter, Data rates, Digital interface, Functional partition, Ieee, Interface, Interface devices, Interface function, Interface functions, Interface guide, Laboratory automation, Medical data processing, Module, Nancy university, Nuclear medicine, Paris university, Preprocessing modules, Printout mode, Producer modules, Programmable, Programmable instrumentations, Programmable instruments, Result sorter, Signal lines, Software, Software standardization, Specification, Standard interface, Standardized hardware, Standardized interface, State linkage, Technical specifications, Temps reel, Typical configuration.
Abstract
Abstract: Our target is to build a flexible computerized system based on an informational study of the clinical laboratory, which would leave the laboratory staff free to use equipment or modules from different manufacturers interchangeably. This applies to hardware and software. To fulfil this objective, it is necessary that automatic analyzers, microcomputers and minicomputers, have built-in standardized hardware and software interfaces. Technical specifications of the IEEE 488 standardized interface, recommended by the authors, are presented here; this interface is already widely used in instrument interfacing with low-cost microcomputers and minicomputers but has not yet been used for clinical laboratory automatic analyzers. A design for a flexible laboratory based on this interface is presented, with a discussion of the feasibility of such a project.
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DOI: 10.1016/0010-4825(82)90005-1
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