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Auditory prostheses is an electronic device that partially replaces the functions of the human ear. Unlike a hearing aid, it does not make sound amplification or filters the noise signal but instead bypasses normal hearing operation to directly stimulate the auditory nerve with electric current allowing hearing impaired persons to receive sound. The function of auditory prostheses is an artificial...