Apparatus for observing vocal cord wave
Abstract
Abstract 1,051,421. Cathode-ray tube displays. HITACHI Ltd. March 3, 1964 [April 3, 1963], No. 9033/64. Heading H4T. Signals (a1, Fig. 2) derived via a microphone A1 (Fig. 1, not shown), held in the region of the trachea and equalized in a circuit A2 (waveform a2) are displayed on the screen of a cathode-ray tube D against a time base which is triggered at a predetermined instant by a pulse (c). The latter is produced by counting in a circuit C a selected number of the pulses of a train (b1) produced in circuit B1 and the timespacing of which is equal to the period of the cycles of waveform (a1). Additionally, a circuit B 2 is employed to convert pulse train (b1) into a pulse train (b2) having amplitude variations corresponding to the variations in timespacing of (b1), i.e. amplitude variations corresponding to variations in pitch (frequency) of waveform (a1) and such variations are also displayed on the tube, e.g. by employing a dual beam tube. The input to circuit B1 may be replaced by the output of a reference generator E producing frequency modulated waves for calibration purposes. The tube preferably has a long persistence to facilitate direct visions.
Inventors
- 👤 Miura Tanetoshi
- 👤 Koshikawa Tsuneji
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