Oticon A/s

Bernafon Ag

Poul Hilding Andersson

Claus Tipsmark

Martin Larsen

Peter Spragge

Lars Monroy

Lars Persson

Ben Crook

Sune Heibing

Mikael Andersen

Henning Bjerregaard

Niels Erik Holm Christensen

Roland Margot

Michael Syskind Pedersen

Svend Oscar Petersen

Monika Bertges Reber

Dennis Presutti

Gabriel Aldaz

Gunnar Gudnason

Jesko Lamm

Christian Müller

Andreas Kofod-Hansen

Björn Legler

A hearing aid comprising a receiver assembly is disclosed. The receiver assembly includes a housing adapted to accommodate receivers of different geometry and/or size and/or mechanical dimensions and suspension member arranged in the housing. The suspension member comprises vibration dampers protruding from an outer periphery of the suspension member and a plurality of spacers provided at an inner periphery of the suspension member. The plurality of spacers is positioned to arrange and fix one or more cushions or enclosed structures in predefined grooves formed by adjacent spacers in the space between the receiver and the suspension member.

Hearing aid comprising a receiver assembly

A hearing aid comprising a receiver assembly is disclosed. The receiver assembly includes a receiver and suspension member arranged in a housing. The suspension member comprises vibration dampers protruding from an outer periphery of the suspension member, and one or more cushions or one or more enclosed structures containing a material are provided between the receiver and the suspension member.

A portable hearing assistance device comprises an input unit, an output unit, a forward path between the input unit and the output unit, and an energy source for energizing components of the hearing assistance device. The hearing assistance device further comprises a control unit to control activation (or deactivation) of a low-power mode of operation of the hearing assistance device. When the low-power mode is activated&#x2014;the draw of current from said energy source is reduced compared to a normal mode of operation of the device, the activation (or deactivation) being influenced by a combination of at least two different control input signals to the control unit, each control input signal being a signal selected from 1) signals relating to current physical environment, 2) signals relating to current acoustic environment, 3) signals relating to current wearer state, and 4) signals relating to current state or operation mode.

Hearing assistance device with a low-power mode

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Smørum, Denmark

Poul Hilding Andersson