On the perception of sinusoidally amplitude modulated signals and its relevance to listening in noise

Authors	J. Koopman
Supervisors	W.A. Dreschler
Cosupervisors	T. Houtgast
Award date	16-03-2004
Number of pages	225
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Introduction to test signals in psychoacoustics Chapter 3 Towards a representative set of 'real life noises' Chapter 4 Introduction to the perception of Sinusoidally Amplitude Modulated (SAM) signals Chapter 5 MDI for normal hearing and hearing-impaired subjects Chapter 6 Amplitude modulation matching for subjects with normal and impaired hearing Chapter 7 The relevance of amplitude modulations to speech perception Chapter 8 Masking release for speech related to adaptation to SAM Chapter 9 From simultaneous to non-simultaneous MDI for normal hearing and hearing-impaired subjects Chapter 10 Final discussion Chapter 11 Summary Chapter 12 Samenvatting Chapter 13 Mag ik bedanken? Chapter 14 Curriculum Vitae Bibliography Stellingen Cover
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