Difference between symmetric pulse and asymmetric pulse
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A symmetric pulse is a solution where both fibres fire simultaneously and the action potentials propagate locked in phase at the same wave speed along the length of each fibre; an antisymmetric pulse is a solution where one fibre fires, resulting in an action potential propagating along it, while the other remains at ...
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The symmetric pulse and the asymmetric pulse are related to the action potential of the neurons
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- if there are two sets of nerve fibres and both of them reaches the firing potential at the same time and the the potential is passed down at the same speed of the wave in the direction of each nerve fibre then it is said to be symmetric pulse.
- On the other hand if the wave in the fever is such that one of the nerve fibre faster than the Other fibre then it is known as the asymmetry pulse
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