Þýðing á "frequency coded" í íslenska

in the cochlea? • Place Theory: Different parts of the cochlea respond best to specific frequencies, with high frequencies activating hair cells near the cochlea’s base and low frequencies affecting the apex. This spatial organization (tonotopic map) enables the brain to identify pitch based on which area of the cochlea is activated. • Temporal Coding: For lower frequencies, auditory nerve fibers phase-lock to the sound wave, firing in sync with its cycles, providing another cue for frequency.