Action Potential Generator Circuit

[@aiswaryanarayanan7269]

Hello sir, l tried the ltspice model of this circuit and got signal at different voltages. Thank you so much.. but l have one doubt in the ltspice model why we keep v2 and v3 voltages are constant?? (5volt) because when l tried ltspice model v1 source can provide different voltage ranges that makes effects in output, but at the same time v2, v3 constantly keeps. This is why?? Please reply..

[@haniefknight]

This is very valuable for me, i'am learning about electronic Action Potential too, Thank You so much, i hope i can share my progress too

[@cesitli5615]

Hi my friend .. Can I contact you? I have a question regarding these lessons

[@haniefknight]

@@cesitli5615 im just a begineer my friend.. Dont ask me 😅

[@aiswaryanarayanan7269]

Sir, is there any other application by using this circuit??

[@haniefknight]

Hi Dr. Scott , Im Trying to simulate this circuit on LT Spice .. but it's different, I dont know exactly the parameter of square pulse like : Vinitial, Von, Tdelay,Trise,Tfall, Ton, Tperiod and Ncycles.. can you help me please. Thank You :D

[@swharden]

here is how to do it in LTSpice swharden.com/blog/2020-09-27-ecg-simulator-circuit/

[@vk2zay]

I've always wanted to make a circuit that simulates vertebrate neurons, simple enough that I could make hundreds of them and actually wire up a small system of them. Maybe drive a simple robot with it... One less challenging thought was to simulate the cardiac electrical system with enough fidelity that it could duplicate all the standard physiological rhythms. The heart is much simpler than a piece of CNS and could be much more readily tuned without lots of simulation.

[@rayslinky]

very cool

[@themonkeyminds7252]

Very very nice ...keep it up sir..

[@uzairali5552]

Great