Method, apparatus, and computer instruction for enabling gain co

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Hearing aids – electrical – Specified casing or housing

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395376, 395386, 395389, 395562, 395563, 395567, 395571, 395581, 381104, 364715011, 36471507, G06F 930, G06F 9355

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ABSTRACT:
A digital signal processor (10) for implementing a gain instruction. The gain instruction, when decoded, controls a multiplexer (43) to select a gain control index signal. The value of the chosen gain control index signal is added to a program control register (48) to produce a program address. The program address is used to choose one of four gain values specified by the gain instruction. The gain value is multiplied by a value accessed through an address indirect register, also specified by the instruction, and the result is stored in an accumulator.

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