Lecture

Neural Electrodes: Stimulation and Safety

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Description

This lecture covers neural stimulation using electrodes, focusing on current flow effects, water window potentials, charge injection challenges, and voltage transient measurements. It also discusses the Shannon Plot, charge density limits for safe stimulation, and different electrode materials like platinum and iridium oxide.

Instructors (2)

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