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interpulse interval

    0.04 sec.
interpulse interval
[-puls′]
the time elapsed between successive nerve impulses; the reciprocal of impulse frequency.


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During the interpulse interval, membrane capacitance (C^sub m^) was measured every 120 ms, with transient analysis (14).
On the Effect of Prestin on the Electrical Breakdown of Cell Membranes by Enrique G Navarrete and Joseph Santos-Sacchi / Biophysical Journal
13-15) The VFT takes advantage of the "catchlike" property of skeletal muscle, which is the tension enhancement realized when a brief interpulse interval (IPI) is added to the beginning of a relatively low frequency train.
Fatigability and variable-frequency train stimulation of human ... by Dudley, Gary A / Physical Therapy
After a variable interpulse interval at -90 mV, a second depolarizing clamp pulse to +50 mV (60 ms in duration) was applied.
K^sup +^ Currents Activated by Depolarization in Cardiac Fibroblasts by Yoshiyuki Shibukawa and E Lisa Chilton and K Andrew MacCannell and Robert B Clark and Wayne R Giles / Biophysical Journal
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