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A Cochlear Implant has a microphone (works like Pinna), external microprocessor (works like middle ear and Cochlea) which receive the speech and sound convert it into electrical signal and transfer it magnetically into the implant within the ear. These signals further travel to the brain through the normal hearing nerve.
