Method for the electrical stimulation of the auditory nerve and

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ABSTRACT:
In the exemplary embodiments, the sound signals are converted into electrical signals, which are wirelessly transmitted to an implanted receiver, and from the latter, electric stimuli in electrode channels are brought to act on the auditory nerve. The transmission proceeds in the time division multiplex technique in such a manner that the electrical signals are subjected to a pulse modulation and are transmitted in an HF-channel. Thus, the receiver can be reduced with regard to the volume of its construction as well as with regard to its energy requirement. The disclosed method and hearing prostheses for its realization are particularly suited for attending to the needs of the extremely hard of hearing.

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Tushar R. Gheewala et al, "A CMOS Implantable Multielectrode Auditory Simulator for the Deaf", IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, vol. SC-10, No. 6, Dec. 1975, pp. 472-479.
Hochmair et al, "An 8-Channel . . . Prostheses", IEEE Trans. BME, vol. BME-27, No. 1, Jan. 1980, pp. 44-50.

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