Method for the operation of a hearing aid as well as a...

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Hearing aids – electrical – Noise compensation circuit

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C381S312000, C381S313000

Reexamination Certificate

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10273066

ABSTRACT:
A hearing aid is provided that avoids disturbing acoustic effects caused by on, off, or switchover events. The signal processing in the hearing aid is switched in sliding fashion from a first operating condition into a second operating condition. According to the invention, both operating conditions are simultaneously present in the hearing aid during the switching event. The sliding transition ensues by a parallel signal processing in at least two signal paths of the hearing aid, whereby a signal that results from the first operating condition and a signal that results from the second operating condition are added in changing weighting.

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