How does a cochlear implant's process of transmitting sound to the brain mimic the process used by the ear?

The sound is analyzed and converted into electrical signals, which are sent to a surgically implanted receiver behind the ear. This receiver sends the signal through a wire into the inner ear. From there, the electrical impulses are sent to the brain.

Explanation:

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