Programmable hearing aid operable in a mode for tinnitus therapy
OwnerFred Zoels, Ullrich Sigwanz +2inventors
InventorsFred Zoels, Ullrich Sigwanz, Inga Holube, Raimund Martin
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OwnerFred Zoels, Ullrich Sigwanz +2inventors
InventorsFred Zoels, Ullrich Sigwanz, Inga Holube, Raimund Martin
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A digital hearing aid is employable for tinnitus therapy, as well as for retraining tinnitus therapy, in combination with correction of other hearing impairments of a user of the hearing aid. For this purpose, the hearing aid contains a signal processing chain, between a hearing aid input and a hearing aid output, which is responsible for producing a useful signal by acting on the input signal in a manner to correct the hearing impairment of a user of the hearing aid. The signal processing chain also includes an arrangement for generating a tinnitus therapy signal, which is combined in the signal processing chain with the useful signal, dependent on a mode of operation which has been selected or set.
A programmable hearing aid comprising:
A programmable hearing aid comprising:
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