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- From: David Weinstein <dmw@sci.utah.edu>
- To: Grégoire Walckiers <gregoire.walckiers@epfl.ch>
- Cc: scirun-users@sci.utah.edu
- Subject: Re: [SCIRUN-USERS] How to use electrodes
- Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 00:44:13 -0600
Hi Gregoire,
We are in the process of making the BioPSE electrodes much more
general and easier to use. At the moment, there are two electrode
models that are well supported in BioPSE:
1) dipole sources (as exemplified in the forward-fem.net example and
the Tutorial)
2) point sources (located at mesh nodes)
Point sources are used to set the potential at a particular location
in the mesh. As an example of this, I am including a SCIRun network
that creates seven +1V sources and seven -1V sources spread randomly
through the Utah Torso, and then solves an FEM simulation and
visualizes the results. Here's the network:
Attachment:
forward-fem-random-point-sources.net
Description: Binary data
Note that by pressing the Execute button on the SampleField modules,
you can create new source configurations and solutions. I should
also note that currently we only support potential sources located at
the nodes of the mesh (if a source is placed elsewhere, it will be
applied to the nearest node).
The other potential (Dirichlet) electrode source models that we will
soon be providing support for will be arbitrarily located polygonal
sources, curvilinear sources, and point sources. To support each of
these, we will be adding mesh refinement methods that include the
electrode's faces, edges, and points within the mesh, respectively.
The "patch electrode" model that we used to support is no longer
working, and will be retired when these new source models are added.
In the mean time, I would strongly recommend sticking to the dipole
and node potential sources.
Cheers,
Dave
On Oct 14, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Grégoire Walckiers wrote:
Salut Everyone
Is anybody can give me explanations on the use of the electrodes in
the BIOPSE package, because i didn't find explanations neither in
the Module reference guide nor on the html documentation.
From the source files, I would say that the closer points are
projected on the electrode plane and that a fixed potential is
applied on these points (dirichlet),
but I don't understand the front/back/both side option.
I would also know if it is possible to build electrodes by myself.
Thanks for your help
Gregoire
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