Pulse Width Programming is a method in speech processor programming that modulates the duration of electrical pulses delivered to auditory nerve fibers to encode acoustic information, distinguishing it from other stimulation strategies by its specific control of pulse width as a primary parameter for shaping neural response patterns.
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Flexible pulse-controlled fiber laser
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