The responses of the current oscillation of the water-swollen polymer gels generated by dc current to the sinusoidal stimulation were investigated. The current oscillation was semiquantitatively analyzed by fast Fourier transform and the phase diagram was made up from power spectra. It was found that the entrainment of oscillation occurred in the polymer gels when the frequency of sinusoidal stimulation was closed to that of parent current oscillation. It was also found that the stronger sinusoidal voltage caused the entrainment in wider frequency range.
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