MULTIBAND LOUDNESS CORRECTION DIGITAL HEARING AIDS USING DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

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  • K.MANIKANTAN, I.JUSTIN SANTHIYAGU Dept. of Electronic communication science, AJK College of Arts & Science , Coimbatore.

Abstract

Single-chip digital signal processors (DSPs) permit the adaptable execution of an expansive assortment of speech analysis, synthesis, and processing algorithms for the hearing impaired. A progression of investigations was completed to advance parameters of the versatile beam former noise reduction calculation and to assess its execution in practical situations with normal-hearing and hearing-impaired subjects. A trial DSP framework has been utilized to actualize a multiband loudness correction (MLC) calculation for a digital hearing guide. Speech tests in calm and noise with clients of traditional hearing guides showed noteworthy enhancements in segregation scores with the MLC calculation. The Investigation of the human voice has turned into an essential region of concentrate for its various applications in restorative and mechanical orders. Individuals experiencing pathologic voices need to confront numerous troubles in their day by day lives. The voice pathologic clutters are related with respiratory, nasal, neural and larynx infections. In this manner, analysis and finding of vocal issue have turned into a vital medicinal technique. This has propelled a lot of research in voice analysis measure for creating models to assess human verbal correspondence abilities. Different speech coding methodologies for cochlear inserts were executed progressively on a DSP research center speech processor. Enhanced speech separation execution was accomplished with high-rate incitement. Half breed techniques consolidating speech include locators and complex choice algorithms are at present being researched. Keywords: Digital Multiband Loudness Correction, Beamformer, Domains

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2017-08-30

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SANTHIYAGU, K. I. (2017). MULTIBAND LOUDNESS CORRECTION DIGITAL HEARING AIDS USING DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING. International Journal of Engineering Technology and Computer Research, 5(4). Retrieved from https://www.ijetcr.org/index.php/ijetcr/article/view/427

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