They are VERY closely related. Place theory just describes the IDEA that there’s a specific location along basilar membrane where a frequency will stimulate hair cells. Basilar tuning is …

The first potential code, known as the place code, reflects the mechanical filtering that takes place in the cochlea of the inner ear. The basilar membrane, which runs the length of the fluid-filled …

The place theory of pitch perception suggests that different portions of the basilar membrane are sensitive to sounds of different frequencies. More specifically, the base of the basilar …

The place theory is based on the assumption that pitch discrimination is determined by a certain place along the basilar membrane being set into maximum vibration, which in turn excites the …

Nov 3, 2022 · Place theory (the ~WHAT~ of hearing) = the IDEA that the location of a hair cell on the basilar membrane determines the pitch we perceive when that hair cell is vibrated. …

The place theory is the first step toward an understanding of pitch perception. But considering the extreme pitch sensitivity of the human ear, it is thought that there must be some additional …

Place Theory Cochlear mechanics: traveling waves on the basilar membrane (von Békésy) Thus, each position on the basilar membrane responds to a bandpass version of the input

The above figure illustrates an alternative to the "temporal coding theory" of encoding frequency at the auditory level, referred to as "place coding theory." As we've discussed, the basilar …

Updating Békésy’s Place Theory • Békésy used unhealthy basilar membranes and his results showed no difference in response for close frequencies that people can distinguish. • New …

Place theory says what frequencies stimulate certain parts of the basilar membrane, so maybe basilar tuning means to make one area more sensitive to a particular frequency? Was there a …

Apr 7, 2013 · Place theory states that hearing is based on an examination of the precise spot on the basilar membrane where sound frequencies are picked up (von Békésy, 1960). The …

Updating Békésy’s Place Theory • Békésy used unhealthy basilar membranes and his results showed no difference in response for close frequencies that people can distinguish. • New …

So if the basilar membrane isn't moving in the place that represents the fundamental, how can you still hear it? Place theory vs. frequency theory Place theory is the same basilar membrane …

Is place theory the same thing as basilar tuning, and are they both just types of auditory processing? In Khan Academy they use the term basilar tuning for determining the frequency …

German physiologist Hermann von Helmholtz proposed in 1857 that the cochlea was an array of analyzers spatially tuned to different frequencies. According to this theory, there are transverse …

The way I think about it is that place theory is the phenomena stating our body is able to interpret multiple sounds differently. And basilar tuning is the mechanism by which it does it. …