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Sodan et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Sensitivity to across-electrode delays in Cochlear Implant users

Sodan et al., 2020

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10787809355619110299
Author
Sodan A
Meunier S
Péan V
Roman S
Montava M
Lavieille J
Macherey O
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Forum Acusticum

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Two pure tones with sufficiently different frequencies yield action potentials in separate populations of auditory nerve fibers. Cochlear filtering induces a temporal shift between the firings of these populations, with fibers coding for high frequencies firing earlier than those …
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