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Hearing Assistive te
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| using HAT | When amplification is not enough - noise - distance - reverberation |
| Three acoustic challenges | - noise - reverberation - distance |
| ALDs | - have an input, transmitter, and receiver |
| Types of transmission | - hardwired - infrared - Frequency Modulation (FM) - Audio Induction Loop (telecom) - Bluetooth/Roger |
| Hardwired | - TV Ears - Direct Audio input |
| Infrared | The audio signal is carried by infrared light beams from the sound source to an infrared receiver or speaker |
| Frequency Modulation (FM) | - FM systems employ frequency modulated radio waves to transmit a signal from the person speaking to the listener Components: - microphone - transmitter - Receiver |
| Electromagnetic Induction Loop | Components of audio loop: - microphone - amplifier - a coil of wire that is looped around a room or personal listening area Need telecom in the hearing aid or receiver worn by a person - the person needs to remember to turn on the t-coil |