A waveform adaptive physical model of the glottal source is proposed. The model relies on a lumped mechano aerodynamic schema loosely inspired to the oneand two-mass lumped models. The vocal folds are represented by a single mechanical resonator and a propagation line which takes into account the vertical phase differences. The vocal folds displacement is coupled to the glottal flow by means of an aerodynamic driving block which includes a general parametric nonlinear component. The principal characteristics of the flow-induced oscillations are retained, and the overall model is able to adapt to glottal flow signals with different characteristics.
A flow waveform adaptive mechanical glottal model
DRIOLI, Carlo
2002-01-01
Abstract
A waveform adaptive physical model of the glottal source is proposed. The model relies on a lumped mechano aerodynamic schema loosely inspired to the oneand two-mass lumped models. The vocal folds are represented by a single mechanical resonator and a propagation line which takes into account the vertical phase differences. The vocal folds displacement is coupled to the glottal flow by means of an aerodynamic driving block which includes a general parametric nonlinear component. The principal characteristics of the flow-induced oscillations are retained, and the overall model is able to adapt to glottal flow signals with different characteristics.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.