i need to explain an article, and i saw this line

"In most experiments, a weak rectangular current pulse of 700msec duration was passed through...."

i searched for current pulse generator and it said
it acts like stimulus when applied to devices under test..
but i am not sure about what that 700msec means?
anyone?

Question

i need to explain an article, and i saw this line 

"In most experiments, a weak rectangular current pulse of 700msec duration was passed through...."  

i searched for current pulse generator and it said
it acts like stimulus when applied to devices under test..
but i am not sure about what that 700msec means?
anyone?

kenljw · Answer

msec = milli-second = .001 seconds
700 msec = .7 seconds