Dual microphone probe measures sound pressure levels inside and outside the ear canal to evaluate in-ear device acoustic seals.
Segmented modular connectors replace fragile wires in hearing aids, reducing electromagnetic interference while enabling rapid component replacement.
Separate hollow casing expands internal volume to reduce back pressure and improve low-frequency reproduction without adding complex components.
Piezoelectric vibration eliminates vent leakage, maintaining loudness sensation and comfort without acoustic pressure loss.
Segmented thermoset and thermoplastic zones allow precise coil alignment without deforming the ear canal fit.
Auditory prosthesis maintains an integer ratio between stimulation frequency and sensed sound periodicity to eliminate electrical pulse jitter.
A stereo digital hearing device connects wirelessly to an external microphone-equipped accessory to receive and amplify audio signals directly into the ear.