Measures responses to sinusoidal amplitude modulations.
- Author
- Jan Benda
- Version
- 2.5 (Sep 28, 2017)
- Options
- Options
Stimulus
duration=1000ms: Duration of signal (number)
pause=1000ms: Pause between signals (number)
freqsel=relative to EOD: Stimulus frequency is (string)
deltaf=5Hz: Delta f (beat frequency) (number)
contrast=20%: Contrast (number)
repeats=6: Repeats (integer)
am=true: Amplitude modulation (boolean)
sinewave=true: Use sine wave (boolean)
ampl=0.0: Relative amplitude of harmonics (string)
phase=0.0: Phase of harmonics (string)
contrastsel=fundamental: Contrast is (string)
Analysis
skip=0.5Periods: Skip (number)
ratebins=10: Number of bins for firing rate (integer)
before=0ms: Spikes recorded before stimulus (number)
after=0ms: Spikes recorded after stimulus (number)
adjust=true: Adjust input gain? (boolean)
Harmonics can be defined by ampl and phase. Enter the relative amplitude and the corresponding phase of each harmonic as comma separated values.
- Files
- samspikes#.dat : the spikes elicited by each SAM period of trace #.
- samallspikes#.dat : the spikes elicited by each SAM stimulus of trace #.
- samnerveampl.dat : the nerve potential elicited by each SAM period.
- samnervesmoothampl.dat : the smoothed nerve potential elicited by each SAM period.
- samallnerveampl.dat : the nerve potential elicited by each SAM stimulus.
- samallnervesmoothampl.dat : the smoothed nerve potential elicited by each SAM stimulus.
- samampl.dat : the SAM amplitudes for each SAM period.
- samallampl.dat : the SAM amplitude for each stimulus.
- samrate#.dat : the cyclic firing rate for a single SAM period of trace #.
- Plots
- Firing Rate: Spikes (red) and cyclic firing rate (yellow) for each SAM cycle.
- SAM: Each period of the SAM stimulus (darkgreen). Last period green.
- Requirements
- Transdermal EOD recording (
EODTrace2) and events (EODEvents2).
- Recording of the stimulus events (
SignalEvents1) if non AM stimuli are used.
- One or more spike events (
SpikeEvents[*]) or nerve recordings (NerveTrace1).