1978-03-13
1980-06-10
Sewell, Paul T.
3 1, H04R 2500
Patent
active
042074410
ABSTRACT:
An equipment is described using n electrode sets implanted in the cochlea at n different locations for allowing the brain to identify n different frequencies. A receiver implant is coupled to the electrode sets through a selector and an external emitter is coupled to a single receiver coil of the implant by means of a single emitter coil. In the emitter the sound information signal is processed for forming n analysis signals of which the frequencies correspond to said n different frequencies and raster signals which are transmitted by modulating a high frequency a.c. signal. Each raster signal comprises at least n pulses of which the durations correspond to the energies to be transmitted to the n electrodes.
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IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits, vol. SC-10, No. 6, Dec., 1975, New York, Gheewala et al., pp. 472-479.
Chouard Claude-Henri
MacLeod Patrick
Ricard Claude F. F.
Bertin & Cie
Brown Laurence R.
Sewell Paul T.
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