Why don't you choose a more modern op-amp which has more perfect performance? The 741 is very obsolete. Small offsets etc can add up in a circuit like this.zulqar said:
Thanks tech99 for the response.tech99 said:
TL081 is possible. Most Op Amps have an offset adjustment, and I don't know if SPICE simulates this - maybe you have overlooked it if so.zulqar said:
An HR neuron model using analog computer technique is a computational model that simulates the behavior of a biological neuron using an analog computer. It was first proposed by British neurophysiologist Alan Lloyd Hodgkin and Andrew Huxley in 1952 to describe the electrical properties of a nerve cell.
The HR neuron model uses differential equations to describe the flow of ions across the cell membrane, which generates an action potential. The analog computer then uses electrical components such as resistors, capacitors, and amplifiers to simulate the behavior of the neuron.
Analog computers can solve differential equations in real-time, making them well-suited for modeling complex systems like neurons. They also have the ability to handle continuous signals, which is more representative of the behavior of biological neurons compared to digital computers.
One of the main limitations of this model is that it is a simplified representation of the complex biological processes that occur in a neuron. It also requires a high level of technical expertise to use and can be difficult to scale up for larger networks of neurons.
The HR neuron model has been used in various studies to understand the behavior of neurons and how they interact with each other. It has also been used to develop computational models of neural networks and to investigate the effects of different drugs and diseases on neuronal activity.