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A simple interspike interval analyzer for study of neuronal spike trains

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A simple, low cost interspike interval analyzer for the analysis of trains of nerve impulses is described. The analyzer is built with readily available integrated circuits and has been used to analyze spike trains in the lateral vestibular nucleus of cats.

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Acknowledgment. This research is supported in part by Higher Degrees and Research Grant No. 158/363 to J.C.H. from the University of Hong Kong.

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Chung, S.H., Hwang, J.C., Chan, Y.S. et al. A simple interspike interval analyzer for study of neuronal spike trains. Experientia 35, 216–217 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01920625

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