Block diagram for our controller that modulates stimulation parameters to keep perceived sensation intensity constant. Block diagram for our controller.

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Block diagram for our controller that modulates stimulation parameters to keep perceived sensation intensity constant. Block diagram for our controller that modulates stimulation parameters to keep perceived sensation intensity constant. First, a desired sensation intensity is chosen, and the slopes of the lines of constant sensation intensity, mE and mQ, are calculated by a computer using the linear relationships determined by the modeling experiment. The value of mQ is used to compute , the desired value of Q from the line of constant sensation intensity relating Q to Rp, and is determined by the value of Rp at the previous time step. Using mE and , the current (I) and pulse duration (T) used for stimulation are computed, and the appropriate waveform is delivered to the participant. The time-varying voltage (V) is measured across the electrodes by the sensor, whose peak value (Vp) is divided by I to obtain the peak resistance (Rp) used in the next iteration. Aadeel Akhtar et al. Sci. Robotics 2018;3:eaap9770 Copyright © 2018 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works