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Kristian Tjalfe

Kristian Tjalfe Klinkby, Varlose DK

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080253596HEARING AID AND A METHOD OF PROCESSING INPUT SIGNALS IN A HEARING AID - A hearing aid comprises two microphones, directional processing means for combining the respective audio signals to form a spatial signal, a beamformer for controlling the directional processing means to provide adaptation of the spatial signal, and means for boosting low frequencies of the spatial signal. A feedback estimator generates a feedback compensation signal, which is combined with the boosted spatial signal. By applying feedback compensation only after directional processing and low frequency boosting, the device avoids interference by the feedback estimator with the function of the beamformer. The invention also provides a method of processing signals in a hearing aid.10-16-2008
20080273728HEARING AID WITH FEEDBACK MODEL GAIN ESTIMATION - A hearing aid includes an input transducer for transforming an acoustic input signal into an electrical input signal, a processor for generating an electrical output signal by amplifying the electrical input signal with a processor gain, an output transducer for transforming the electrical output signal into an acoustic output signal, an adaptive feedback suppression filter for generating a feedback cancellation signal, and a model gain estimator generating an upper processor gain limit and for providing a control parameter indicating a possible misadjustment of the model.11-06-2008
20090028367HEARING AID AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SIGNAL PROCESSING IN A HEARING AID - A hearing aid comprises a signal path for receiving at least one audio input signal and autocorrelation index (ACI) estimating means (01-29-2009
20090067651HEARING AID, AND A METHOD FOR CONTROL OF ADAPTATION RATE IN ANTI-FEEDBACK SYSTEMS FOR HEARING AIDS - A hearing aid comprises at least one microphone (M) for converting input sound into an input signal, a subtraction node for subtracting a feedback cancellation signal from the input signal thereby generating a processor input signal, a hearing aid processor (G) for producing a processor output signal by applying an amplification gain to the processor input signal, a receiver (R) for converting the processor output signal into output sound, an adaptive feedback cancellation filter for adaptively deriving the feedback cancellation signal from the processor output signal by applying filter coefficients, calculation means for calculating the autocorrelation of a reference signal, and an adaptation means for adjusting the filter coefficients with an adaptation rate, wherein the adaptation rate is controlled in dependency of the autocorrelation of the reference signal.03-12-2009
20110164771METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE DIRECTIONALITY OF THE SOUND RECEIVING CHARACTERISTIC OF A HEARING AID AND A SIGNAL PROCESSING APPARATUS - A signal processing apparatus (07-07-2011

Patent applications by Kristian Tjalfe Klinkby, Varlose DK

Kristian Tjalfe Klinkby, Vaerloese DK

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20080298615HEARING AID AND METHOD OF UTILIZING GAIN LIMITATION IN A HEARING AID - A hearing aid (12-04-2008
20090067654HEARING AID AND METHOD OF ESTIMATING DYNAMIC GAIN LIMITATION IN A HEARING AID - There is presented a hearing aid that comprises an input transducer for transforming an acoustic input signal into an electrical input signal, a compressor for generating an electrical output signal from the electrical input signal, an output transducer for transforming the electrical output signal into an acoustic output signal, an autocorrelation estimator for calculating an autocorrelation estimate of the electrical input signal, and an acoustic loop gain estimator for determining a dynamic gain limit from the autocorrelation estimate and an instantaneous gain level of the signal processor. The invention further provides a method of adjusting signal path gain in a hearing aid, and a system for providing increased stability in a hearing aid.03-12-2009

Patent applications by Kristian Tjalfe Klinkby, Vaerloese DK

Kristian Tjalfe Tklinkby, Varlose DK

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090028366HEARING AID WITH ADAPTIVE FEEDBACK SUPPRESSION - A hearing aid comprises an input transducer (01-29-2009