摘要
本文从理论上研究了等间隔重复脉冲刺激下持续反应中的稳态反应与其中单个脉冲在其它脉冲作用下引起的反应,提出了它们在频率域上相互关系的公式。并在耳蜗电位和脑干听觉诱发电位中验证了这一公式的合理性。
<ABSTRACT>
In this paper, properties of responses to periodic stimuli of somc
biologlcal systems was studied, in which the sustained response could
reach steady state if the duration of the stimulus is long enough. It was
shown that the steady statc component of the sustained response fu (t )
could be expressed by the summation of the waveforms obtained by
shifting a fully masked response to a single cycle un (t ) within the sti-
mulus with intervals equal to the integer times of the cycle. It has be-
en pointed out that the spectra of fn (t ) and un (t ) could be correlated
Fn(ω)=Un(ω)sin(n+1)ωT/sinωT,
with the following formula: Fn(ω) = Um(ω)sin(n+1)ωT/sinωT,
where T stands for the cycle of the stimulus.From this formula, it was
deduced that there would be peaks in the spectrum of the steady state
response as the frequencies equaled to the integer times of the frequency
of the stimulus; the higher the frequency of the stimulus, the less wo-
uld be the harmonic componcnts; and the frequency range of the steady
state response was restricted by the frequency pass band of Un(ω).
These conclusions were tested and verified in cochlea potentials and br-
ainstem auditory potentials, the cochlca potentials being recorded from
the round window of inner ear of guinea pigs and the brainstem audit-
ory potentials from the scalp. A comparison of the theoretical expectant
and experimental results was also made quantitatively. The well fitting
result was a strong support to our theory and gave a reasonable explan-
ation to the 'frequency following' mechanism and the frequency nonlih-
earity phenomenon in biological systems, which was rather general for
evoked potentials. Besides, a possible explaination was also given for
the frequency limitation of auditory frequency following responses.
出处
《中国生物医学工程学报》
EI
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
1993年第3期203-209,共7页
Chinese Journal of Biomedical Engineering
关键词
耳蜗电位
脑干听觉
诱发电位
Auditory cvoked potential
Cochlea potential
Brainstem auditoryevoked potential
Freguency following response