˙phonation physiology
(1)vibratory behavior of vocal folds àpitch/loudness/quality
(2)larynx àphonational threshold pressure
(3)tissue of vocal folds àstiffness/mass
(4)the shape of the glottal region à vocal fold closure
˙Basic concepts of laryngeal phonatory behavior
(1)vocal folds vibration
a) delay action: airflow & v.f. tissue
b) asymmetrical driving force:the pressure between supraglottal region & subglottal region
1.converging shape /\ (subglottal pressure克服tissue阻力)
1)-delayed action of the tissue on top of the vocal fold
2)-intraglottal pressure & driving force
3)-transfer energy to vocal fold & oppose frictional energy loss
4)-intraglottal pressure in phase w/ tissue velocity
2.intraglottal pressure↑& driving force需
3.diverging shape \/
repeat1-1)~4)
4.intraglottal pressure↓& driving force
5.driving force
(2) vibration threshold pressure
1.thickness (↓à threshold↑)
2.tissue damping & viscosity (↑à threshold↑)
3.mucosal wave velocity (↑à threshold↑)
4.degree of vocal fold prephonatory adduction(wide↑à threshold↑)
(3) fundamental frequency control
1.v.f. length & tension↑à F0↑
2.v.f. mass↑à F0↓
3.subglottal pressure↑à F0↑
4.thyroarythenoid muscle activity à↓/↑F0-frequency & intensity level
5.extrinsic laryngeal muscle activity
1) F0↑--hyoid & thyroid forward
2) F0↓--shorter between the hyoid & thyroid
(4)intensity control (intensity, loudness, volume, vocal power)
1.Subglottal pressure
2.Glottal flow waveform
3.Glottal geometry
4.Vocal Tract
(5)quality control
1.perceptually
2.physiologically --Glottal flow waveform
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