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Where does sound come from?
Wavelengths we hear externally and is transduced internally
What are the three physical properties of sound?
Loudness, pitch, and timber
What structure is responsible for transduction in the auditory domain?
The cochlea
What is the nature of transduction?
Mechanical
How do ion channels open in the first place? (aka what is depolarization)
When ion receptors open causing the hairs to bend and begin to transduce
What two differences between the ears allow us to estimate the location of a sound?
Intensity and timing
What’s the difference between the inner and outer hair cells in the cochlea?
The inner hair cells bend starting transduction for wavelengths, while the outer cell protects the inner hair damage from loud noises
How is information organized in early auditory cortex?
Tonotopic organization
What is Tonotopic Organization?
How we tell the difference from different frequencies in sound
What kind of deafness are treatable by a cochlear implant?
Anything at or before transduction
What are the essential elements of a cochlear implant?
Microphone, signal processor, and electrode
What is a microphone?
It picks up sound
What is Signal Processor
Turns sound into frequency we can hear
What is a Electrode?
It stiumlates auditory nerve the way the cochlea would