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Once the optimized cutoff phase depth γ β has been calculated for a given fading distribution f, we are ready to quantize the optimal continuous modulation rate in (36) into ten states as specified in Section 4.1 above, M γ = M R j if M R j ≤ M γ = γ γ β ≤ M R j + 1. (39).
Based on the tight approximation for BER in (35) or equivalent upper bound for modulation rate in (37), a power adaptation policy which maintains a fixed target BER and satisfies the average power constraint, E S γ ≤ S ¯, is proposed in[4] and[5] as S j γ S ¯ = M j − 1 1 β j γ, M R j ≤ γ γ β ≤ M R j + 1 0, no power 0 ≤ γ γ β ≤ M R 1 (40).
Therefore, adopting a megahertz modulation rate in SRS imaging significantly circumvents the laser noise.
Schematic organisation of tonotopy with indication of main gradients for tonotopy and modulation rate in selected functional fields (right side).
Here we demonstrate for the first time a systematic and topographic representation of amplitude modulation rate in the auditory cortex of non-human primates.
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, we demonstrate a topographical representation of amplitude modulation rate in the auditory cortex of awake macaques.
The frequency deviation as a function of J/S ratio required to break-lock is estimated for different modulation rates in the presence of LFM jamming signal.
Representation of amplitude modulation rates in the auditory cortex.
Data from gerbils (Schulze et al., 2002) and cats (Langner et al., 2009) suggest a topographical map for temporal modulation rates in the auditory cortex.
For example, bird populations have been found to adapt song modulation rates in forest versus open-country environments to overcome propagation challenges (Krebs and Davies 1993).
Elevated modulation detection thresholds at slower modulation rates in combination with virtually no perception of modulations at high modulation rates are sufficient to disrupt the perception of amplitude envelop cues in normal speech.
