论文信息 - Studies in Postural Control Systems Part III: A Muscle Spindle Model

Studies in Postural Control Systems Part III: A Muscle Spindle Model

A linear lumped-parameter mechanical model of the muscle spindle is presented. It is shown that the model simulation on a digital computer exhibits the spindle behavior in most aspects of transient ramp-stretch performance. The requirements that such a model places on the mechanisms of fusimotor control are discussed.

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