A simple, inexpensive circuit to add current balance to microiontophoresis apparatus
Electroencephalography and Clinical NeurophysiologyPublished 1 October 1979
R.S. Neuman, S.R. White
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A simple inexpensive circuit to automatically supply balance currents for experiments involving microiontophoresis is presented and may be easily adapted to existing iontophore units.
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