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Effect of amplitude modulation of background noise on auditory-evoked magnetic fields
Brain Research, 10/23/08

Hiraumi H et al. - In this study, the effects of amplitude modulation of a background masker on supra-threshold sounds were evaluated using a whole-head magnetoencephalography system. They compared the auditory-evoked magnetic fields recorded with a 500-Hz tone-burst of supra-threshold level with either random speech-spectrum noise (Unmodulated noise) or amplitude-modulated noise (Modulated noise) in 10 young normal-hearing subjects.

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