… to as the time code. In natural hearing, low frequency sounds are coded both in place and
time in the apical region of the cochlea. Sound frequency is thus not only coded in place but is …

… Although the correspondence of signal frequencies and filter bank outputs to depth of
electrode insertion follows the tonotopy, the signal is not necessarily delivered to …

… to electrodes producing pitch confusions. Another is to improve the alignment of the frequency
components of sounds coded by the electrical signals delivered to each electrode to the …

… In the present study, sound qualities of single electrode pulse … an electrode inserted between
362 and 430 into the cochlea. … to temporal coding and therefore have a better sound quality …

… Sound coding techniques used in these devices process the … be used to stimulate the
electrode array implanted within the … electrode insertion depth, one can estimate each electrode’s …

… ) by means of a shallow insertion electrode is a new method for … that with appropriately
designed and inserted electrodes, acoustic … the implications of EAS to CI sound coding strategies. …

… Further, surgical insertion depth of the electrode arrays typically vary [42], [43]. If electrode
insertion depths are different in each ear, acoustic information at the same frequency may be …

… In the present study, we investigated whether insertion angle had a positive effect on musical
sound quality discrimination with respect to low-frequency information. We found that CI …

… sound coding strategies are used in this study: the continuous interleaved sampling (CIS,
Wilson et al., 1991) coding … Switched-off electrodes or not fully inserted electrode arrays (in the …

… sound signal. Such an approach is implemented in the Excitability Controlled Coding (ECC)
algorithm, which is a custom-designed coding … and the electrode array insertion depth. …