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| a few days ago i ha an idea, to build a lie detector.....using the computer... so i made some electrods and i conected them in place of one of the potentiometers of the joystick.....and placed a 1M resstor in paraledl vith them.....and tested it on someone, and the graphic worked quite well, u can see different variations when sb answers the questions, it's all to reading th graph...... but i works different to diferent persons because the skin's electrical resistance is different, so i must adjust the resistance in paralel with the electrods, wich in some cases is not necesarry..... i also build a smal program in pascal, and myabe if ill have tim ill build something in c.... so anyway if u think someone is lying, try this!! | |
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| mark, Any chance you could decrease the size of your sig as at 155KB it's a bit much for the slower 56k modem owners to download. bogdanfirst, Maybe you need to place a line or two in your code which will take an average resistance first and readjust the base line resistance... Is it your own code? | |
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| yep, it is my own code. it is in pascal, it is very rudimentary, the reslution is 480 x 640 and the resistance that the computer mesures is from 0 to 470K with a precision of 1K. so i just put a pixel at the (Y1, X) coordonate of the read value, and then the next pixel at (Y2, X+1) and then i unite them with a line. the graph looks quite nice. but it would be nicer if i could have a ADC and read the values from the serial or parlalel port.....wouldnt it? | |
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| I hadn't read about the joystick port in quite a long time and forgot about it's limits as you mentioned. My only other idea would be to incorporate a rotary switch with increasing resistor values which could be used similar to a range selector on a multimeter... | |
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| Please do not take this as an insult - be careful that you don't expose yourself to lethal electrical currents. I was "playing" with measuring my heart rate once using an oscilliscope and some other gear. It worked well but I stopped after having a chilling thought that none of the equipment I was using could be considered safe for that purpose. None of the instruments would create a problem if working correctly but there were a zillion failure modes that could have turned my fun into disaster. That's why medical equipment is so carefully designed. Just sharing a lesson.
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| i dont take that as an insult. and i apreciate the advice. i always try to buils safe devices. but since there are only 5V on the joystick port, i dont think that this could be a problem. also i mesured the resistance only at one hand. so if a shock was to be produced the current wouldnt go trough the heart. also, how did you mesure your heart beat? i think you need an electrode on each hand or one electrode to the left hand and one to the right leg..... i know that when i tested the detector on me, i was getting my heart beat graphic, along with the resistance one.....i feel like an alien.. :lol: | |
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| how do we link our lie detector circuit to PC? through RS232, serial port, parallel port or midi port at sound card? do u have any software will monitoring the input of the signal? mind to share urs idea or works with me? thanks. :wink: | |
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