User
Guide
for
Axoclamp
900A
Figure
15.
Slow
current
injection
with
short
time
constant.
Note:
The
average
DC
Scope
level
went
to
100
mV
(10
mV
at
the
headstage)
shown
as
the
red
line
in
the
figure.
Also
notice
the
waveform
shape
is
distorted
compared
with
the
previous
waveform
in
current
‐
clamp
mode
step
15
above.
This
is
because
the
“Slow
Current”
correcting
time
constant
is
shorter
than
the
test
waveform
frequency.
Change
the
slow
current
Time
constant
to
2
seconds.
Deselect
and
reselect
Inject
slow
current
.
Notice
that
the
speed
of
establishing
the
average
DC
level
slows
down
and
the
test
waveform
is
no
longer
distorted.
Figure
16.
Slow
current
injection
with
long
time
constant.
Tutorial
2:
Discontinuous
Current
Clamp
(DCC)
Discontinuous
current
clamp
mode
can
be
used
for
accurate
voltage
measurement,
and
is
especially
useful
when
small
changes
in
electrode
resistance
occur
during
an
experiment.
In
DCC
mode,
CHANNEL
1
is
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