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pp.195-202
Published Date 1959/8/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.2425906085

 The author tried some experiments in order to obtain contur maps of electrical activity over the selected areas of the animal surface in rapid sequence. How to obtain such maps, C. Barus1), J. C. Lilly2) and other authors3) reported using many electrodes and amplifying systems which consisted of gate pulse generaters and switching circuits for each unit.

 Instead of many electrodes and their amplifying systems, in this paper, a cathode ray tube was used as electrodes (electrodes tube), and the potential maps were illustrated on the screan of the other cathode ray tube (observation tube) as an array of illuminated spots, the brightness of each spot indicating the potential at a corresponding spot of the electrodes tube. The screan of the electrodes tube was set holded up to the surface having electrical uneveness and the beam was scanned the surface through the glass wall of the screan. The beam was chopped by 10 MC AC at the brightness control grid of the electrodes tube, so that the beam current, being modurated by the potential of the surface, was detected through the glass wall by means of a high frequency amplifyer.

 The DC component of this amplifyed AC corresponds to the potentials at the spot where the electrrodes beam passed. When the brightness of the other cathode ray tube was controled by this potentials and the beams of both tube were deflected by a pair of oscillators output, then maps of electrical uneveness could be observed on the screan as bright and dark patterns.


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電子版ISSN 1883-5503 印刷版ISSN 0370-9531 金原一郎記念医学医療振興財団

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