Sound acquisition and analysis system for hearing aid

Abstract

The invention relates to a sound acquisition and analysis system for a hearing aid. The sound acquisition and analysis system for the hearing aid comprises a hearing aid, a magnetic implant, sound acquisition equipment and a processing and analysis system; the magnetic implant is implanted in the skin outside a human skull; the hearing aid is connected with the magnetic implant through the sound acquisition equipment; an electromagnetic bone conduction oscillator is arranged in the hearing aid; a magnetic gasket is arranged at the lower side of the hearing aid; the electromagnetic bone conduction oscillator is connected with the magnetic gasket outside the hearing aid through a conduction metal sheet; the sound acquisition equipment comprises a shell; a sound sensor is built in the shell; the sound sensor is in communication connection with the processing and analysis system; an upper magnetic end magnetically connected with the magnetic gasket is arranged at the upper end of the shell; and a lower magnetic end magnetically connected with the magnetic gasket is arranged at the lower end of the shell. By means of the sound acquisition and analysis system for the hearing aid disclosed by the invention, the sound acquisition equipment acquires sound transmitted through the magnetic gasket from the hearing aid, and converts the sound into electric signals; therefore, the output condition of the bone conduction hearing aid is measured in real time; the signals are output into the processing and analysis system, so that real-time processing and analysis are carried out; and thus, sound signals transmitting into the skull of a patient are evaluated.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a sound collection and analysis system, in particular to a hearing aid sound collection and analysis system. Background technique

[0002] A bone-anchored hearing aid is a hearing aid based on bone conduction theory, including an implant implanted in the human body and a speech processor outside the body. Bone-anchor hearing aids use the human skull as a pathway for sound transmission into the inner ear. For patients with conductive deafness, bone-anchor hearing aids bypass the patient's outer and middle ears and transmit sound directly to the patient's normal cochlea through metal implants; For patients with unilateral deafness, bone-anchored hearing aids transmit sound through the skull from the deaf layer of the patient to the normal side. Most bone-anchor hearing aids require a titanium rod or plate to be surgically implanted into the skull, and a small joint is exposed to the patient's skin. The voice processor of the bon...

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