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US Patent 7171272 Sound-processing strategy for cochlear implants

Patent 7171272 was granted and assigned to University of Melbourne on January, 2007 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7171272
Date of Patent
January 30, 2007
Patent Application Number
10343396
Date Filed
August 20, 2001
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11711060 Audio control using auditory event detection
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US Patent 11962279 Audio control using auditory event detection
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Patent Primary Examiner
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George R Evanisko
Patent abstract

A sound processing method for auditory prostheses, such as cochlear implants, which is adapted to improve the perception of loudness by users, and to improve speech perception. The overall contribution of stimuli to simulated loudness is compared with an estimate of acoustic loudness for a normally hearing listener based on the input sound signal. A weighting is applied to the filter channels to emphasize those frequencies which are most important to speech perception for normal hearing listeners when selecting channels as a basis for stimulation.

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