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Binaural hearing aids for high-frequency hearing loss
British Journal of Audiology, 1990A recent study has examined the differences between certain monaural and binaural frequency responses as used in hearing aids for persons with high-frequency (often noise induced) hearing loss, in terms of both speech discrimination score and subjective rating methods.
A R, McKenzie, C G, Rice
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2013
A binaural hearing instrument set is described in which algorithms are split into a server part and a thin-client part. The respective server part of the algorithm is located in a first hearing instrument unit, while the thin-client part is located in a second unit in the binaural hearing instrument set.
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A binaural hearing instrument set is described in which algorithms are split into a server part and a thin-client part. The respective server part of the algorithm is located in a first hearing instrument unit, while the thin-client part is located in a second unit in the binaural hearing instrument set.
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1996
This invention relates to a hearing enhancement system having an ear device for each of the wearer's ears, each ear device has a sound transducer, or microphone, and a sound reproducer, or speaker, and associated electronics for the microphone and speaker.
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This invention relates to a hearing enhancement system having an ear device for each of the wearer's ears, each ear device has a sound transducer, or microphone, and a sound reproducer, or speaker, and associated electronics for the microphone and speaker.
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Binaural Hearing and Hearing Aids
Journal of the Australian College of Speech Therapists, 1968(1968). Binaural Hearing and Hearing Aids. Journal of the Australian College of Speech Therapists: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 26-29.
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2001
Binaural hearing is an advantage of having two ears. Human benefits are evident in a 3-dB threshold difference, the ability to localize sound sources in space, and the ability to isolate primary sounds from corresponding echoes. The binaural capabilities of dolphins are relatively unexplored.
Patrick W. B. Moore, Randall L. Brill
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Binaural hearing is an advantage of having two ears. Human benefits are evident in a 3-dB threshold difference, the ability to localize sound sources in space, and the ability to isolate primary sounds from corresponding echoes. The binaural capabilities of dolphins are relatively unexplored.
Patrick W. B. Moore, Randall L. Brill
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2021
Hearing assistance and restoration devices such as hearing aids and cochlear implants were originally designed for unilateral use to improve speech communications. However, the demands of understanding a conversation in noisy situations have led to these devices being increasingly prescribed bilaterally, in the hope that hearing-impaired listeners ...
Todd Andrew Ricketts, Alan Kan
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Hearing assistance and restoration devices such as hearing aids and cochlear implants were originally designed for unilateral use to improve speech communications. However, the demands of understanding a conversation in noisy situations have led to these devices being increasingly prescribed bilaterally, in the hope that hearing-impaired listeners ...
Todd Andrew Ricketts, Alan Kan
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Successful Binaural Hearing Aid Users
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1961Previous investigations1-3have called attention to the probable role of psychological factors underlying the acceptance or rejection of hearing aids despite technological advances in design, style, and concealability. The basic assumption that a 30-40 db.
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Synchronized binaural hearing system
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005The invention relates to a binaural hearing system comprising a first and a second hearing prosthesis adapted for wireless bi-directional communication of digital data signals. A first clock generator of the first hearing prosthesis operates as a master clock circuit for both hearing prostheses of the binaural hearing system to ensure synchronous ...
Peter Ostergaard Nielsen, John Melanson
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Hearing Aids Using Binaural Processing Principles
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1990The performance of normal human hearing in noisy circumstances is helped considerably by its ability to focus on a specific sound source. This ability is derived from the binaural nature of hearing. In this paper we present signal-processing techniques that can partially replace the binaural hearing in situations where a monaural hearing aid is used ...
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Binaural hearing for the hearing-impaired
Physics Today, 2014Given the choice of using a hearing aid or a cochlear implant, the former might be better in a noisy environment.
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