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3. Middle-ear models (cont'd)

Block diagram of middle-ear model Block diagram of middle ear Human ear

This block diagram, and the circuit model that we shall develop from it, apply equally well to human, cat and guinea-pig middle ears.

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R. Funnell
Last modified: Sat, 2005 Feb 5 18:03:57

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