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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.18 594-599 September 1975.
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A Miniature Accelerometer for Detecting Glottal Waveforms and Nasalization

K. N. Stevens
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts

D. N. Kalikow
Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts

T. R. Willemain
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts

A lightweight accelerometer has been used to obtain a waveform related to the glottal acoustic output when attached to the neck of a speaker, and to provide an indication of acoustic coupling to the nasal cavities when attached to the external surface of the nose. Examples of signals produced by the accelerometer are shown, and possible clinical applications are discussed.


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