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One such method consists of placing a constant current pulse upon an electrode and measuring the variation of the resulting current through the solution.

Initially, the material is deposited by applying a constant current pulse (70 mA/cm2) for 8 ms. Then, a second pulse with opposite polarity and constant potential of 8 V is used during 2 ms. This pulse is used to discharge the barrier-layer (which acts as a capacitor).

The growth states of solid electrolyte interface (SEI) films of Li deposits on the Li Zn alloy and Cu surfaces are compared by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS); exchange current densities of Li electrodeposition on Cu, Zn, and Li Zn alloy substrates are also compared based on tests of constant current pulse deposition.

F-waves were elicited by supramaximal stimulation of the ulnar nerve at the wrist (0.2 ms constant current pulse) [43] and surface EMG was recorded from the FDI muscle of the stimulated side.

Following anaesthetized recording sessions, small lesions were made at the tips of active intracerebral electrodes by passing 0.1 to 1 mA of D.C. current for 5 s using an isolated constant current pulse generator (Model 2100, A-M Systems Inc .. Rats were perfused transcardially, initially with physiological saline, and then with 4% paraformaldehyde in saline.

Evoked excitatory post-synaptic currents (EPSCs) were recorded in response to 100 μs long constant current pulse stimuli from constant current bipolar stimulus isolator units (A365, World Precision Instruments, Sarasota, Florida, USA).

Constant current pulses (10 1000 µA, 1 ms duration) were delivered between voltammetric scans to elicit dopamine release.

Constant current pulses of fixed duration (1 ms) and varying amplitude were used to track changes in C-fibre excitability with QTRAC software (© Institute of Neurology, London, UK).

Axonal excitability was determined in C-fibres by stimulating the nerve fascicle electrically with constant current pulses (A395, WPI, Sarasota, USA).

Baseline PSCs were evoked by 100-µs constant current pulses delivered every 30 s to the SLM, SR, and SG through concentric bipolar microelectrodes with Nihon Kohden SEN3301 stimulators and SS202J current-output isolation units (Tokyo, Japan).

Synaptic currents were evoked by 0.2 ms, constant current pulses delivered every 30s via a bipolar tungsten electrode (FHC, Bowdoinham, ME; 300 µm tip separation), placed anterior to the VTA.