Widex A/s

Topholm & Westermann Aps

Jorgen Mejner Olsen

Jan Topholm

Martin Rung

Tina Ahlberg Larsen

Klaus Henrik Vaarbroe

Jorn Eiler Vestergaard

Kenneth Brian Haugshoj

Kasper Vestentoft

Morten Agerbaek Nordahn

Christian Bohl Espersen

Leif Hojslet Christensen

Peter Nordland Jensen

Kennie Falk Havn

Morten Linkenkær-Hansen

Oskar Myhre Broberg

Martin Frohling Jensen

Inge Balling

Kenneth B Haugshoj

A hearing aid comprises a battery compartment prepared for receiving a battery () and two contacts () arranged to draw an electrical current from an inserted battery in order to power electrical parts of the hearing aid. At least one of the contacts () is loaded by a pre-stressed spring (), which comprises a body part () and a torque part (), said body part () being arranged in a fixed attachment in a first end from where it extends to the point of battery contact in a second end, where the torque part () is adapted to provide a torque to the point of contact ().

Hearing aid with a pre-stressed battery spring

A hearing aid () comprises an inlet port (), a sound tube () for conveying sound to the ear piece (). The invention further provides a component for a hearing aid comprising a slab () having an exterior surface, which is super-hydrophobic. The component may be any one of a housing, a casing, a shell, a faceplate, a grid, a hook, a lid, a battery drawer, a button, or a manipulator. The invention also provides a method of manufacturing a component for a hearing aid.

Method of manufacturing a component for a hearing aid

A hook () for a hearing aid () provides a sound passage for transmitting the sound emanating from an output transducer of the hearing aid. The hook is composed of different parts () made from materials with different mechanical properties. This provides a damping means for damping mechanical vibrations. The invention further provides a hearing aid with a hook.

Hook for a hearing aid

A hearing aid () comprises a receiver (), an output port (), a conduit () for conveying sound to the port and a barrier element () adapted for baffling entry of ear wax and moisture and for being acoustically transparent. The invention further provides a barrier element () for a hearing aid comprising a slab having an exterior surface and through openings for transverse transmission of sound, wherein the exterior surface is super-hydrophobic.

Filter for a hearing aid and a hearing aid

An earplug () for a hearing aid (), in particular for a BTE-type hearing aid, has a front end () and a rear end (). The front end () is adapted to be inserted into an ear canal of a wearer. The earplug () comprises a main body part () comprising a longitudinal bore () extending along a centrally arranged axis (A-A) of the earplug (), and at least one sound output passage () in communication with said longitudinal bore () and leading to a sound output opening (). The earplug also has a collar (), which is adapted to engage the wall of an ear canal and surrounds the main body part (). The output opening () has at least one edge part () located in a retracted manner with respect to said front end ().

Earplug for a hearing aid

An earpiece () for a hearing aid () comprises a plug () for contacting the meatus of the users ear canal, a contact element () for resting against an inside of the users tragus and or the ear canal, and a fixture for holding the plug and the contact element together, the fixture having means for adjusting the spacing between the plug and the contact element. The invention further provides a hearing aid.

Earpiece for a hearing aid and a hearing aid

A hearing aid faceplate has a recess for holding a socket part, the faceplate having an engagement structure at an edge of the recess, and the socket part including: a projection structure for engaging the faceplate engagement structure, protruding resilient lugs for engaging the faceplate engagement structure, and battery terminals formed integrally with the resilient lugs.

Compact modular in-the-ear hearing aid

Cerumen trap for hearing aids

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Hillerod, Denmark

Jorgen Mejner Olsen