Circuit and method for adaptation of hearing device microphones

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Hearing aids – electrical

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C381S095000, C381S318000, C381S320000

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10798179

ABSTRACT:
The microphones used in hearing devices normally possess different characteristic lines that are to be adapted to one another. For this purpose, the amplitude of an output signal of a first microphone and the amplitude of an output signal of a second microphone are measured. The output signal of the first microphone is subsequently filtered dependent on both measured amplitudes, such that the difference between the two output signals is reduced. One of the two microphones hereby serves as a reference, and an absolute normalization can be foregone.

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