Starkey Laboratories, Inc.

Brian Dobson

Jeffrey Paul Solum

Sidney A Higgins

Gregory John Haubrich

Farhad Kazemzadeh

Wei Li Lin

Yoshi Kasahara

Robert P Jacoby

Preetham Varghese

Gerald Shamla

Nathan Curtis Johnson

Robert Jacoby

Richard Huynh

Christopher Young

Daniel Hanson

A suspension assembly for a hearing aid receiver is described in which the receiver is contained within a receiver can. A cover assembly may be provided for covering the open top end of the receiver can and for containing the receiver's spout when the receiver is mounted within the receiver can. To dampen or reduce the transmission of receiver vibrations within the receiver can, a spout seal and corner bumpers may also be provided.

Suspension assembly for hearing aid receiver

Disclosed herein, among other things, are methods and apparatus for mitigating foreign material buildup for hearing assistance device components. The present subject matter includes a hearing assistance device transducer barrier layer configured to resist accumulation and passage of foreign materials. In various embodiments, the barrier layer includes a membrane that is coated with oleophobic and hydrophobic materials, wherein the barrier is acoustically transparent but prevents the accumulation and passage of unwanted materials.

Acoustically transparent barrier layer to seal audio transducers

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Maple Grove, MN, United States of America

Brian Dobson