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Component For A Hearing Aid And A Hearing Aid
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2011A hearing aid (1) comprising a lid (31), an electronics module (4), and a microphone adapter (15), wherein the electronics module and the microphone adapter provides a groove (30) for sliding engagement with a pivot of the lid, the groove extending partially over the electronics module and partially over the adapter between a position where the lid is ...
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Hearing aid and hearing aid system
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2010For a hearing aid, the information for the hearing aid wearer relating to the state of charge of the power source (4, 4′) or the remaining life of the hearing aid with the relevant power source (4, 4′) is to be improved. To this end means are provided for operating the hearing aid by which the state of charge or remaining life can be interrogated at ...
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FILTER FOR A HEARING AID AND A HEARING AID
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2013A hearing aid (1) comprises a receiver (19), an output port (6), a conduit (13) for conveying sound to the port and a barrier element (39) adapted for baffling entry of ear wax and moisture and for being acoustically transparent. The invention further provides a barrier element (39) for a hearing aid comprising a slab having an exterior surface and ...
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Acclimatization to Hearing Aids
Ear and Hearing, 1997To investigate acclimatization to hearing aids.Forty-eight subjects took part in a study in which hearing aid benefit was measured four times over the initial 3 mos of participation. At the start, 24 subjects were experienced hearing aid users and 24 had never worn a hearing aid before.
G H, Saunders, K M, Cienkowski
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2012
There is described a hearing aid comprising input transducer means for converting input acoustic signals into electrical input signals, signal processor means and output transducer means. The signal processor means is operable to divide said electrical input signals into a plurality of frequency bands and to perform a contrast enhancement operation in ...
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There is described a hearing aid comprising input transducer means for converting input acoustic signals into electrical input signals, signal processor means and output transducer means. The signal processor means is operable to divide said electrical input signals into a plurality of frequency bands and to perform a contrast enhancement operation in ...
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Hearing aid and method for adjusting a hearing aid
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2010The object of the invention is to make the adjustment of a hearing aid more convenient, for which purpose the frequency response data relating to the frequency response individually measured for the present hearing aid (HG) is stored in a memory device (S) of the hearing aid.
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Hearing aid and method of adapting a hearing aid
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2008With the adaptation of a hearing aid to a multitude of acoustic sources, head movements can be taken into consideration more rapidly. To this end, a position determining device (PB) for determining the current position of the head of the hearing aid wearer is provided, so that with the aid of the position of the head in a processing and separation unit
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HEARING AID AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A HEARING AID
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2013The invention relates to a method for a hearing aid wearer to actively operate a hearing aid. A signal processing section of the hearing aid has a demixing module for separating audio signals and a postprocessor module which sets up a hold mode of operation for the hearing aid.
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Procedure for setting a hearing aid, and hearing aid
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005An in-the-ear hearing aid having multiple directional microphones connected to a signal processing unit. The connection of the microphones can be reversed by a selector switch to selectively switch the hearing aid between a left-ear configuration and a right-ear configuration.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1956
Although the individual hearing aids from a single day's production may be of a uniform appearance, their amplifying capacities may very well differ. As physicians we are accustomed to trusting our co-workers, e. g., the pharmacists, expecting specific types of tablets to contain identical quantities of a certain drug.
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Although the individual hearing aids from a single day's production may be of a uniform appearance, their amplifying capacities may very well differ. As physicians we are accustomed to trusting our co-workers, e. g., the pharmacists, expecting specific types of tablets to contain identical quantities of a certain drug.
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