Physiology of Ear Flashcards

1
Q

Interaural Time Difference

A

Useful for low frequencies

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2
Q

Interaural intensity or level difference

A

useful above 2kHz

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3
Q

Cerumen of EAM

A

produced by glands in the cartilaginous portion

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4
Q

Pinna

A

Acts as collecting horn, channels sounds

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5
Q

Transfer Function

A

Sound field measured at different points

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6
Q

First resonant frequency of ear canal

A

3.3 kHz

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7
Q

Second resonant frequency

A

8 and 11 kHz

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8
Q

Anharmonic second resonance

A

due to inhomogeneity of ear canal

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9
Q

Ear canal entrance

A

2 mm inside ear canal

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10
Q

Increase of pressure at TM of resonant freq

A

10-14 dB

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11
Q

Gain for speech perception of ear canal

A

10-20 dB gain

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12
Q

Directionality of signal is affected above…

A

5 kHz

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13
Q

Increase of pressure depending on frequency?

A

15 dB

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