Synaptic networks.
- Tom Baden (172777)
- Ben James (5900204)
- Maxime J. Y. Zimmermann (5527109)
- Phillip Bartel (5900207)
- Dorieke Grijseels (5900210)
- Thomas Euler (3818)
- Leon Lagnado (90274)
- Miguel Maravall (273981)
Publication date
November 2018
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
A. Two or more Spikelings can be connected to form synaptic connections, as indicated. Left: excitatory synaptic connection with synaptic gain gradually increased by hand over time (dial 2). Right: inhibitory connection at two different depolarisation states (dial 4). B. Example of a 2-neuron CPG. The two Spikelings are set to mode 2 and wired to mutually excite each other. In each case, all traces display the activity and incoming spikes of the top-most Spikeling. CPG, central pattern generator.</p
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