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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF AUDIOLOGY
卷 17, 期 3, 页码 179-189出版社
AMER ACADEMY OF AUDIOLOGY
DOI: 10.3766/jaaa.17.3.4
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adaptive-directional microphone; directional; fixed-directional microphone speech perception; hearing aid; second-order microphone
This clinical trial was undertaken to evaluate the benefit obtained from hearing aids employing second-order adaptive directional microphone technology, used in conjunction with digital noise reduction. Data were collected for 49 subjects across two sites. New and experienced hearing aid users were fit bilaterally with behind-the-ear hearing aids using the National Acoustics Laboratory-Nonlinear version 1 (NAL-NL1) prescriptive method with manufacturer default settings for various parameters of signal processing (e.g., noise reduction, compression, etc.). Laboratory results indicated that (1) for the stationary noise environment, directional microphones provided better speech perception than omnidirectional microphones, regardless of the number of microphones; and (2) for the moving noise environment, the three-microphone option (whether in adaptive or fixed mode) and the two-microphone option in its adaptive mode resulted in better performance than the two-microphone fixed mode, or the omnidirectional modes.
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