Bone conduction hearing aid with feedback prevention function
AssigneeOxti Pte Ltd
InventorChih-Feng Ho
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AssigneeOxti Pte Ltd
InventorChih-Feng Ho
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Disclosed is a bone conduction hearing aid with a whistle prevention function, including two shells and a connection part attached to opposing sidewalls of the shells. An upper part of the connection part is arc-shaped. Each shell includes a headphone arranged on an inward-facing side. A partition is horizontally set in the middle of the shell. A power source is arranged on one side of a bottom of the partition. An assistive microphone is located on one side of the power source and extends through to the outside. A main controller is arranged on an opposite side of the bottom of the partition. A whistle monitoring and protection mechanism is located in the middle of the partition to fulfill whistle monitoring during use of the hearing aid. A whistle sensor, upon detecting a whistle, transmits a signal to the main controller to selectively cuts off the assistive microphones or headphones.
A bone conduction hearing aid with a whistle prevention function, comprising two shells that are arranged parallel and a connection part connecting sidewalls of the two shells, an upper part of the connection part being arc-shaped, each of the two shells comprising a headphone mounted on an inward-facing side thereof, a partition being horizontally set in a middle of each of the two shells, a power source being arranged on one side of a bottom of the partition, an assistive microphone being at one side of the power source and extending through a wall of the shell to the outside, a main controller being arranged on an opposite side of the bottom of the partition, a whistle monitoring and protection mechanism being mounted in the middle of the partition, the whistle monitoring and protection mechanism being connected to the main controller, the main controller being connected to the headphone, the power source, and the assistive microphone.
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