A High-Performance, Low Power Research Hearing Aid featuring a High-Level Programmable Custom 22nm FDSOI SoC*
Jens Karrenbauer,
Sven Schönewald,
Simon Klein
et al.
Abstract:With advances in algorithmic hearing aid research, the need for high-level programmable, behindthe-ear (BTE) wearable and low-power research platforms is emerging. These can be used to test new algorithms in real-world scenarios. Although various groups are developing different portable solutions, they are not in a BTE form factor. For this reason, the devices must be worn around the neck or somewhere on the body, which causes limited mobility and can lead to inaccurate research results. Therefore, this work p… Show more
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