Abstract
The use of the electrolytic potentiometer as a transducer for physiological measurements is described. Two suitable types of amplifier circuit are given; one in which the output from the electrolytic cell drives a cathode follower as a stable power amplifier, and another in which a second electrolytic cell is coupled to a recording milliammeter, and the latter used as a phase sensitive servo-motor to balance changes in the measuring cell. A transistor amplifier circuit suitable for portable equipment is given as part of the second application.
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