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Frequency modulation: receptor and action potential

Frequency modulation: receptor and action potential

VB1.1.1.5

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Description

In experiment B1.1.1.5, the conversion of the receptor potential of a nerve cell into action potentials is investigated. This process, in which a signal strength is converted into a signal frequency, is called frequency modulation.

Components of equipment sets

1	662200 8	Plug-in board for BIOMODULE
1	662201 4	Power supply for BIOMODULE
1	662211 4	Stimulus source module
1	662231 4	Bioscale, green
1	662230	Loudspeaker
1	662233 4	Biocounter
4	500472	Connecting lead, 45 cm, white
1	662216	Demonstration neuron module

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B1.1.1.5 Frequency modulation: receptor and action potential (de)

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Frequency modulation: receptor and action potential

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Components of equipment sets

Experiment Instructions

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