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 Lick’O’Meter is a basic type of Resistive Touch switch in its simplest form .
 The operation is simple, A Mosfet transistor is used as a switch.
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 The transistor will then go from cut-off to saturation mode, the D S region of the transistor will
 form a connection and current will flow through the LED.
 There are numerous different ways to implement a resistance touch switch, with transistors,
 with 555, with 741, with CMOS and many more.
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 Current flow from the human skin from one electrode to the other,
 which finally stimulates an amplifier or other current sensitive component.
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 ===== Abstract =====
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 Licking behavior in rodents is widely used to determine fluid consumption in various behavioral
 contexts and is a typical example of rhythmic movement controlled by internal pattern-generating
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 on either tongue protrusion interrupting a light beam or on an electrical signal generated by
 the tongue touching a metal spout.
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