In this paper, the voice signal processing module has been designed using the micro processor for the use of fully implantable middle ear devices (F-IMEHD). The voice signal processing module for F-IMEHD should be designed to compensate for the hearing loss of hearing impaired person and have the flexibility for compensating various hearing threshold level. So, the voice signal processing module has been designed and implemented to present the various frequency characteristics using the low-power micro processor, MSP430F169. The different voice signal path to the inner ear entrance was considered so that two voice signal would be combined in-phase using an all pass filter with a constant time-delay to improve the vibration of the ossicles.
Young-Ho YOON
Hyung-Gyu LIM
Jyung-Hyun LEE
Hee-Joon PARK
Il-Yong PARK
Min-Kyu KIM
Chul-Ho WON
Byung-Seop SONG
Jin-Ho CHO
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Young-Ho YOON, Hyung-Gyu LIM, Jyung-Hyun LEE, Hee-Joon PARK, Il-Yong PARK, Min-Kyu KIM, Chul-Ho WON, Byung-Seop SONG, Jin-Ho CHO, "Design of a Signal Processing Module with Various Filters Characteristics for Fully Implantable Middle Ear Hearing Devices" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E89-A, no. 6, pp. 1695-1698, June 2006, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e89-a.6.1695.
Abstract: In this paper, the voice signal processing module has been designed using the micro processor for the use of fully implantable middle ear devices (F-IMEHD). The voice signal processing module for F-IMEHD should be designed to compensate for the hearing loss of hearing impaired person and have the flexibility for compensating various hearing threshold level. So, the voice signal processing module has been designed and implemented to present the various frequency characteristics using the low-power micro processor, MSP430F169. The different voice signal path to the inner ear entrance was considered so that two voice signal would be combined in-phase using an all pass filter with a constant time-delay to improve the vibration of the ossicles.
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