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Semi-state description of potassium and sodium channels in hair-cell-type circuits
Hair cells act as neural interfaces of sound signals and, therefore, circuit representations are important to signal processing systems based upon characteristics of the ear. Here a nonlinear bidirectional model of a hair-cell is presented. Also developed are a canonical semi-state description for its Potassium and Sodium channels, and circuits suitable for a transistorized hardware implementation.
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