VF vibration Flashcards

1
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Vertical Phase Difference

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inferior margins of the vocal folds open first and close first.superior margins open last and close last

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Longitudinal Wave

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posterior portion of vocal folds open first and close lastanterior portion opens last and close first

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3
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The goal of VF waves is to

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SHAPE the air pressure released by the glottis

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4
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Describe the 1-Mass Model of VF Vibration

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the mass of one VF is represented by a rectangular block.the spring signifies the recoil force of the VFsthis model fails to fully explain VF vibration because there is a lot MORE movement

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5
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Describe the 3-Mass Model of VF Vibration

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made to overcome the limitations of the 1 mass model.M=body mass=lateral movementsM1 and M2=cover masses=vertical phase differences

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6
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Different degrees of adduction result in….

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perceptual voice features such as normal, breathy, and pressed vocal quality.

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7
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What causes a breathy voice?

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the folds start vibrating before closure is achieved, full closure is not reached

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8
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What causes a pressed voice?

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very high medial compression forces

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9
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What is fundamental frequency?

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the rate of vibration of the VFs (Fo)corresponds to perceptual pitch

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10
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What is the sound source for speech?

A

laryngeal vibration

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11
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How long does a single cycle of opening and closing of the VF take?

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~1/100th of a second

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12
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How many times a second does this cycle repeat itself?

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100-250 times/secdepends on male/female

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13
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What creates the sound we hear?

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“puffs of air” that are released during each cycle NOT the impact of the folds coming together

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14
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What is the glottal spectrum?

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the numerous energies that are produced by the vibrating vocal folds….for example harmonics

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15
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How many harmonics are present in the human voice?

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~40

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16
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If the Fo of an individual’s VFs is 100 Hz, then what energies do the harmonics of the sound-wave created?

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100x2=200100x3=300

17
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As Fo increases….what happens to harmonics?

A

harmonics spread outFo=200200x2=400200x3=600200x4=800….

18
Q

What can enhance or suppress harmonics?

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the shape of the vocal tract (acts as a filter)

19
Q

VF do not vibrate in a completely even manner due to..

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variations in tissu structure, variations in lung pressures, VF length and symmetry differences

20
Q

What is jitter?

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the timing variability between cycles of vibration.frequencies

21
Q

Which populations have higher jitter values?

A

children and elderly

22
Q

What is shimmer?

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differences in amplitude from one cycle to the nextloudness