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Journal of The Korean Society of Laryngology, Phoniatrics and Logopedics 1998;9(1): 11-16.
Force Sensing Resistor(FSR) Sensor를 이용한 전기인공후두 "Evada"의 기능적 특성에 대한 연구
박용재1, 최홍식2, 이주형2, 이성민2, 김광문2
1영동세브란스병원 의공학과2연세대학교 의과대학 이비인후과교실, 음성언어의학연구소
A Study on Functional Characteristics of Electrolarynx "Evada" Using Force Sensing Resistor(FSR) Sensor
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ABSTRACT
ation for the laryngectomees. Previous electrolarynx could not alter frequency and intensity simultaneously. This institute developed an electrolarynx named "Evada" using FSR(force sensing resistor) sensor, which can control the frequency(and/or intensity) simultaneously. This study was performed for the normal control and laryngectomees with three types of electrolarynx (Evada, Servox-inton, Nu-vois) to reveal functional characteristics of Evada
Materials and Method
s : five laryngectomees and five normal adults were made to express there sentences(discriptive sentence, "You stay here" ; question sentence, "You stay here?" ; exclamation sentence, "You!! stay here!"), using three types of electrolarynx. Frequency change and intensity change from first and last vowel was calculated in three sentences and analyzed statistically by paired T-test.
Results
: The frequency change in the question sentence and exclamation sentence was more prominent in Evada than in Servox-inton and Nu-vois. The intensity change in the question sentence and exclamation sentence was also more prominent in Evada than in Servox-inton and Nu-vois.
Conclusion
s : Evada could control frequency and intensity simultaneously and control degree of frequency(and/or intensity) according to the pressing force into the button. Evada could adjust continuously frequency and intensity during conversation. So, Evada is better in producing intonation and contrastive stress than Nu-vois and Servox-inton.
KEY WORDS: Electrolarynx;Intonation;Contrastive stress;FSR sensor;
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