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Frequency Interference Phenomenon

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Hey guys, I am going to simulate thefrequency inference phenomenonwithin the brain using COMSOL. The scenario consists of implementingtwo pairs of electrodeson the outer surface of the skull as well as defining two different voltages with frequencies of100 Hzand110 Hzfor the first and second electrode pairs, respectively. The brain model already exists. The problem is that we cannotcreate(or maybe display) the frequency interference between thetwo generated electric fields.

I sincerely appreciate all your help and support.


1 Reply Last Post 2023年10月29日 GMT+1 18:52
Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant

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Posted: 10 months ago 2023年10月29日 GMT+1 18:52

Kasra,

in case the model is all linear, you may be able to look at the two frequency components seperatly. They won't interact, only superimpose on each other.

In case of nonlinearity, you need to do a time dependent study with two explicitely time dependent signals. You will then see harmonic generation and intermodulation of the two signals.

Cheers Edgar

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Edgar J. Kaiser
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Kasra, in case the model is all linear, you may be able to look at the two frequency components seperatly. They won't interact, only superimpose on each other. In case of nonlinearity, you need to do a time dependent study with two explicitely time dependent signals. You will then see harmonic generation and intermodulation of the two signals. Cheers Edgar

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