4 results about "Hearing aid battery" patented technology

The utility model discloses an intra-aural hearing aid battery compartment belongs to hearing aid technical field. This kind of intra-aural hearing aid battery compartment, including lid and shell, the top of shell and the bottom of lid fixed connection, the inside of lid is equipped with battery, the top of shell is installed with PCB board, the top of PCB board is installed with copper pole plate, the outside of battery and the side of copper pole plate contact, the side of lid is equipped with opening, the inside one side of opening is equipped with battery compartment cover plate, the inside one end of battery compartment cover plate is rotatably connected with first pivot, the top of first pivot and the inside top of lid rotatably connected, the inside other side of opening is equipped with button, the inside rotatably connected with second pivot of button, the top of second pivot and the inside top of lid rotatably connected, the outside of first pivot is equipped with V type torsional spring for the battery compartment cover plate of springing open, the utility model discloses can effectively facilitate user switch battery compartment cover, and improve the service life of battery compartment, has higher practical value.

The present invention discloses an opening and closing structure of a power supply compartment, which is used for hearing aids and includes a power supply compartment; a compartment cover that is detachably mounted on the power supply compartment; a battery that is detachably mounted on the compartment cover; and a composite connecting mechanism including a spring, a slide plate, and a connecting block. The slide plate is slidably mounted on the power supply compartment, the spring is mounted on the housing and is connected to one end of the slide plate, the connecting block is hinged to the other end of the slide plate, and the compartment cover is provided with a connecting groove that cooperates with the connecting block. When the compartment cover is installed, the connecting groove and the connecting block are limitedly engaged, and the compartment cover is rotated and slid to be installed on the power supply compartment. This structure is provided with a spring and a slidable slide plate for reciprocating motion, and a rotatable and swingable connecting block is provided, so that the compartment cover can be pulled out and flipped to a greater extent when replacing the hearing aid battery, thereby meeting the user's demand for simple, stable, and easy-to-clean replacement of the hearing aid battery. The structural design of the present invention is ingenious, and the sliding guide rail plane and the rotating shaft characteristics are flexibly utilized. It is easy to operate and highly practical.

The utility model discloses a zinc air button battery for a specific hearing aid, which comprises a positive pole shell, a negative pole cover is arranged in the positive pole shell, a sealing ring is arranged in the positive pole shell, and the negative pole cover, the sealing ring and the top end of the positive pole shell are all conical. According to the technical scheme, the zinc air button battery can be better and tightly matched with a specific hearing aid battery bin, the zinc air button battery can be kept stable and is not prone to loosening or falling off in the using process, the stability ensures that the hearing aid can continuously and stably work, the problem that the tone quality is reduced or interrupted due to battery loosening is solved, and the hearing aid is more stable in use. Meanwhile, a tight sealing structure can be formed between the battery negative electrode cover and the battery bin, so that electrolyte leakage is effectively prevented, the hearing aid is protected from being damaged by the electrolyte through the sealing performance, the safety of a user is ensured, and potential risks caused by electrolyte leakage are avoided.

A state of health of a battery cell used in a hearing instrument is ascertained. For each of a plurality of charging cycles, a battery manager of the hearing instrument ascertains a charge transferred to the battery cell and a number of charging characteristic values that provides information about the change in a state of charge of the battery cell brought about by the charge. Based on the transferred charge and the charging characteristic values a capacity characteristic value is ascertained that forms a characteristic variable for a present charging capability of the battery cell. A signal processor averages respective capacity characteristic values of at least some past charging cycles at a specific time and calculates an averaged charging capacity. The averaged charging capacity is compared with a reference value representing an original capacity of the battery cell to determine the state of health of the battery cell.