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I have a multicompartment neuron model and use SEClamp. When the pulse amplitude is below about +50mV, it is working perfectly. But when the pulse amplitude is larger than +60mV, the measured voltage as well as the electrode current become nan. I wonder whether it is a precision problem.

This is usually caused by either a programmer's error in a mod file, or model equations (usually in a mod file) that are inherently unstable. If you want more specific advice, please zip up all of the hoc, nmodl, and ses files necessary to reproduce the problem (NO dlls please) and email them to
ted dot carnevale at yale dot edu
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ted wrote: ↑Thu Jun 14, 2012 6:05 pm This is usually caused by either a programmer's error in a mod file, or model equations (usually in a mod file) that are inherently unstable.

I have the same problem, I have checked times and times mod file equations, but I couldn't solve this problem. Is there another reason for that?

The symptom is nonspecific. Diagnosis requires more information than the statement "I'm getting NAN errors"