A dynamic mechanical model of the vocal folds and tract has been developed. The model has moving shutters representing the vocal folds, which intersect with a uniform rectangular duct representing the sub- and supra-glottal vocal tract. The dimensions of the model are those of a typical adult male and the shutters can be driven sinusoidally at frequencies up to 80 Hz. Duct-wall pressure measurements and velocity measurements obtained within the duct by a hotwire anemometer have been obtained. The development of the jet at the glottal exit is discussed for two different up-stream boundary conditions: with and without a large compliant volume representing the lungs
This thesis describes an investigation of voiced sound production and air flow through the human lar...
International audienceIn the paper a mathematical model of airflow in human vocal folds is presented...
International audienceThe physics of voice has been fruitful in producing a wide variety of models, ...
A dynamic mechanical model of the human larynx and vocal tract has been developed to investigate its...
In voiced speech, the source of sound is the vibrations of the vocal folds within the larynx. The st...
The production of voice is closely related to the flow of air through the glottis, whose shape is ti...
Assuming symmetry of self-oscillations, a half physical model of the vocal folds was made. Working p...
This work focuses on a physical model of the human larynx that replicates its main components and fu...
Abstract At the beginning of a phonation cycle the glottis is closed and the vocal folds are stretch...
A new mechanical model of vocal folds was developed in cooperation with Ecole Nationale Supérieure d...
Voiced sounds production is a result of complex interactions between fluid flow and mechanical behav...
International audienceTo examine quasi-steady approximation of the glottal flow, widely used in the ...
The contribution describes PIV (Particle Image Velocimetry) measurement of airflow in the glottal re...
International audienceThe involvement of the ventricular folds is often observed in human phonation ...
The airflow velocities and pressures are calculated from a three-dimensional model of the human lary...
This thesis describes an investigation of voiced sound production and air flow through the human lar...
International audienceIn the paper a mathematical model of airflow in human vocal folds is presented...
International audienceThe physics of voice has been fruitful in producing a wide variety of models, ...
A dynamic mechanical model of the human larynx and vocal tract has been developed to investigate its...
In voiced speech, the source of sound is the vibrations of the vocal folds within the larynx. The st...
The production of voice is closely related to the flow of air through the glottis, whose shape is ti...
Assuming symmetry of self-oscillations, a half physical model of the vocal folds was made. Working p...
This work focuses on a physical model of the human larynx that replicates its main components and fu...
Abstract At the beginning of a phonation cycle the glottis is closed and the vocal folds are stretch...
A new mechanical model of vocal folds was developed in cooperation with Ecole Nationale Supérieure d...
Voiced sounds production is a result of complex interactions between fluid flow and mechanical behav...
International audienceTo examine quasi-steady approximation of the glottal flow, widely used in the ...
The contribution describes PIV (Particle Image Velocimetry) measurement of airflow in the glottal re...
International audienceThe involvement of the ventricular folds is often observed in human phonation ...
The airflow velocities and pressures are calculated from a three-dimensional model of the human lary...
This thesis describes an investigation of voiced sound production and air flow through the human lar...
International audienceIn the paper a mathematical model of airflow in human vocal folds is presented...
International audienceThe physics of voice has been fruitful in producing a wide variety of models, ...