Method and device for determining the amplification factor of a hearing aid
An amplification factor, hearing aid technology, applied in the adaptation of hearing aids for hearing loss, custom settings of hearing aids, and overall acoustic characteristics, etc.
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[0029] figure 1 The structure of a hearing aid according to the prior art is shown in a strongly simplified block diagram. A hearing aid basically has one or more input converters, amplifiers and output converters as main components. The input converter is usually an acoustic receiver (such as a microphone) or an electromagnetic receiver (such as an induction coil). Output transducers are mostly implemented as electroacoustic transducers (such as microspeakers or earpieces) or electromechanical transducers (such as bone conduction earpieces). Amplifiers are usually integrated in signal processing units. The principle structure is in figure 1 In the figure, the behind-the-ear hearing aid 1 is taken as an example. In the hearing aid housing 1 for wearing behind the ear, two microphones 2 for receiving sound from the environment are installed. A signal processing unit 3 , likewise integrated in the hearing aid housing 1 , processes the microphone signal and amplifies it. Th...
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