Dual feedback control system for implantable hearing instrument
AssigneeOtologics, LLC
InventorScott Miller
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeOtologics, LLC
InventorScott Miller
Estimating the term…
The invention is directed to an implanted microphone having reduced sensitivity to vibration. In this regard, the microphone differentiates between the desirable and undesirable vibration by utilizing at least one motion sensor to produce a motion signal when an implanted microphone is in motion. This motion signal is used to yield a microphone output signal that is less vibration sensitive. In a first arrangement, the motion signal may be processed with an output of the implantable microphone transducer to provide an audio signal that is less vibration-sensitive than the microphone output alone. Specifically, the motion signal may be scaled to match the motion component of the microphone output such that upon removal of the motion signal from the microphone output, the remaining signal is an acoustic signal.
A system for reducing noise in a drive signal of an implantable hearing instrument, comprising:
A method for reducing noise in a drive signal of an implantable hearing instrument, comprising:
A system for reducing noise in a drive signal of an implantable hearing instrument wherein an implantable processor receives an input signal originating from an implantable microphone and generates said drive signal for actuating an implantable auditory stimulation device, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.