Use Absolute Refractory Check when you need to check whether a neuron is inside its absolute refractory period by comparing elapsed time since the last spike against the absolute refractory window. Enter Absolute refractory period and Elapsed time using the definitions and units below so the result can be reproduced.

Absolute refractory period

Absolute refractory duration; defaults to 1 ms.

Elapsed time

A finite measured or assumed value greater than or equal to 0, expressed in ms.

The published tool contract uses this rule: Check whether a neuron is inside its absolute refractory period by comparing elapsed time since the last spike against the absolute refractory window.

Is in refractory period

Whether is in refractory period is true.

Absolute refractory period

The calculated absolute refractory period in ms.

The category is produced by fixed software thresholds. Those cutoffs may differ from a laboratory, field protocol, population, jurisdiction, or current professional guideline. Absolute refractory period must remain between 0.1 and 10.

Retain the original Absolute refractory period and Elapsed time values and their units alongside the result. Relative Refractory Period is useful when you instead need to compute the fraction of relative refractory recovery clamped to 0..1 from elapsed time, the absolute refractory duration, and the relative recovery window. ANC Calculator provides another view by helping you compute absolute neutrophil count from white blood cell count and neutrophil percentage.

• Relative Refractory Period

  Compute the fraction of relative refractory recovery clamped to 0..1 from elapsed time, the absolute refractory duration, and the relative recovery window.

• ANC Calculator

  Compute absolute neutrophil count from white blood cell count and neutrophil percentage.

• ARC From Percent

  Compute the absolute reticulocyte count in thousands per microlitre as the reticulocyte percent times the RBC count in millions per microlitre times ten.