Touch sensitive hearing aid volume control circuit

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Sound effects – Reverberators

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307493, 328168, 328172, 381 68, 381 69, 381104, 381109, 381120, H04R 2502, H04R 2500, H03G 372

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046792406

ABSTRACT:
A touch sensitive electronic volume control circuit so that the gain of an amplifier can be changed to any level from zero to maximum and the gain can be retained for periods of time without user adjustment or for power supply replacement.

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