WO2014114832A1 - Audiphone - Google Patents

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WO2014114832A1
WO2014114832A1 PCT/ES2014/070031 ES2014070031W WO2014114832A1 WO 2014114832 A1 WO2014114832 A1 WO 2014114832A1 ES 2014070031 W ES2014070031 W ES 2014070031W WO 2014114832 A1 WO2014114832 A1 WO 2014114832A1
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Pedro MUÑOZ GARCÍA
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04R—LOUDSPEAKERS, MICROPHONES, GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS OR LIKE ACOUSTIC ELECTROMECHANICAL TRANSDUCERS; ELECTRIC HEARING AIDS; PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS
    • H04R25/00—Electric hearing aids
    • H04R25/60—Mounting or interconnection of hearing aid parts, e.g. inside tips, housings or to ossicles
    • H04R25/609—Mounting or interconnection of hearing aid parts, e.g. inside tips, housings or to ossicles of circuitry
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04R—LOUDSPEAKERS, MICROPHONES, GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS OR LIKE ACOUSTIC ELECTROMECHANICAL TRANSDUCERS; ELECTRIC HEARING AIDS; PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS
    • H04R25/00—Electric hearing aids
    • H04R25/60—Mounting or interconnection of hearing aid parts, e.g. inside tips, housings or to ossicles
    • H04R25/603—Mounting or interconnection of hearing aid parts, e.g. inside tips, housings or to ossicles of mechanical or electronic switches or control elements
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04R—LOUDSPEAKERS, MICROPHONES, GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS OR LIKE ACOUSTIC ELECTROMECHANICAL TRANSDUCERS; ELECTRIC HEARING AIDS; PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS
    • H04R2225/00—Details of deaf aids covered by H04R25/00, not provided for in any of its subgroups
    • H04R2225/021—Behind the ear [BTE] hearing aids
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04R—LOUDSPEAKERS, MICROPHONES, GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS OR LIKE ACOUSTIC ELECTROMECHANICAL TRANSDUCERS; ELECTRIC HEARING AIDS; PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS
    • H04R2225/00—Details of deaf aids covered by H04R25/00, not provided for in any of its subgroups
    • H04R2225/57—Aspects of electrical interconnection between hearing aid parts

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  • the object of the present invention relates to a hearing aid, in the form of an earring or decorative accessory that improves the hearing of people who have it in a reduced way (hearing loss) so that the aesthetic does not present a visual impact on the wearer.
  • the hearing aid object of the present invention comprises a digital device that is placed in the earlobe by its anterior part, and that is connected to a battery located at the back of the lobe, through the battery holder, which in turn has a connector that crosses the hole of said lobe also serving as a fastener to the device.
  • the "retro-auricular" hearing aid that is placed on the auditory pavilion is usually used, and that through a hollow tube transmits the sound to the ear.
  • These hearing aids have the disadvantage that the battery is inserted into the device itself, and to provide the output power and extend the battery life, the devices become larger.
  • smaller hearing aids have been achieved by placing the earpiece directly in the ear canal, but they do not have enough power or have high battery consumption. In both cases, the aesthetic appearance of the hearing aid makes it unattractive.
  • hearing aids are those that are housed directly within the ear canal or in its outermost area. These hearing aids have all their means inside the same housing, and are defined as “intra-ear” headphones. These types of hearing aids are more discreet than “retro-headphones", however, they have to be custom-made, and they show greater deterioration due to direct contact with earwax and sweat, in turn, they usually occlude the ear canal external, which provides a plug sensation in the ear. There are, in turn, other hearing aids, already in disuse, such as the pouch hearing aid, which includes headphones with cables, which have been gradually disappearing from the market, due to their lack of practicality, their excessive weight and their few aesthetic qualities
  • the hearing aid object of the present invention has found a simple and effective solution to the disadvantages and disadvantages of hearing aids known in the prior art described above.
  • the present invention solves the aforementioned prior art problems by providing a hearing aid that has the following advantages:
  • the battery holder has different sizes according to the different batteries without altering the size of the hearing aid. Thus, the size of the battery does not condition the shape and size of the case.
  • the batteries can be rechargeable or not.
  • said hearing aid can also be used as a wireless headset or as a wireless device.
  • the hearing aid is not in direct contact with sweat, earwax or earwax; This makes it more hygienic than what exists today and allows prolonging the life of the device.
  • Its earring aspect facilitates the use for both ears, improving the quality of hearing and the combined use of the two hearing aids.
  • the present invention relates to a hearing aid comprising electronic means inserted in a first protective housing of said electronic means comprising a specific shape and size to be able to be located in the anterior part of the lobe; and where the electronic media are attached, in turn, to an ear tube; such that it comprises a second housing in which the first housing is anchored and a part of the auditory tube; and where all of this is connected to an external battery holder, located at the back of the user's earlobe, by means of a connector that crosses the earlobe and connects with a hole arranged in the first housing.
  • the hearing aid comprises a bezel that is anchored to the second housing to change the external appearance of the hearing aid.
  • the ear tube runs from the earlobe to the ear canal.
  • the electronic media are selected from at least the set consisting of:
  • - a means for the transmission of data selected between a data transmission plug to a PC and a wireless communication module.
  • connection of the connector to the female power plug through the connection hole is a machi-female type connection.
  • the ear tube may be either hollow when the earpiece is placed in the first housing next to the electronic means or internally understand the wiring necessary to place the earpiece directly in the ear canal.
  • the ear tube may comprise an additional fastener or an adapter for the funnel-shaped ear canal.
  • the interior of the bezel is preferably made of foam.
  • the hearing aid can comprise a second microphone that picks up the sounds coming from the back.
  • the second microphone may be located inside the first housing next to the electronic means and directed backwards or it may be located outside the first housing and separated from the electronic means.
  • Both the second housing and the bezel comprise a plurality of sound entry holes.
  • the connector comprises a coating of antiallergic material.
  • the hearing aid may comprise a buzzer for the transmission of sound through the temporal bone mastoid.
  • the first housing and the second housing form an integral piece, and the electronic means are comprised within a removable base as a drawer.
  • the hearing aid may comprise a reinforcing element between the first housing and the second housing to increase the protection of electronic means.
  • the hearing aid may comprise an auxiliary connector to hide the wiring and help establish any other additional connection that is necessary between the different electronic means, such as for the connection between the second microphone arranged next to the external battery holder and the electronic means arranged in the first housing.
  • the first housing may comprise a slot for flexible cable data connection.
  • the external battery holder comprises a battery.
  • the battery In the event that the battery is rechargeable, it will be charged in a battery charger designed for this purpose, without removing said battery from the external battery holder since said external battery holder will be airtight.
  • Figure 1A It shows a view of a first embodiment of the external and visible part of the hearing aid where the second shell looks like a pearl. As can be seen in the figure, said second housing does not have a trim.
  • Figure 1 B Shows a view of the first embodiment with the different elements that make up the hearing aid separately.
  • Figure 2A Shows a view of a second embodiment of the external and visible part of the hearing aid in which the hearing aid can be seen with the bezel superimposed on the second housing. The earpiece connected directly to the ear canal is also observed.
  • Figure 2B Shows a view of the second embodiment with the different elements that make up the hearing aid separately.
  • Figure 3A Shows a view of a first form of distribution of the electronic means in the first housing, where a data transmission plug can be observed to a PC and the handset placed internally between the electronic means.
  • Figure 3B Shows a view of a second form of distribution of the electronic media in the first housing where a wireless communication module and a headphone jack can be seen between the electronic media.
  • the headset is not shown as it would be placed directly in the ear canal, externally to electronic media.
  • Figure 3C Shows a view of a third form of distribution of the electronic means in the first housing where a second microphone, directed backwards, and an induction coil can be observed.
  • the headset is placed directly in the ear canal.
  • Figure 4A Shows a view of two embodiments of the second housing.
  • Figure 4B Shows a view of an embodiment of the first housing without the electronic means.
  • Figure 4C Shows a view of a design of the housings in which the shape of the first housing and the second housing are similar and where the first housing has a slot that allows data connection through a flexible cable connection.
  • Figure 4D Shows a view of a design of the housings in which the first housing and the second housing form an integral piece and where the electronic components are comprised in a removable base as a drawer.
  • Figure 5A Shows different views of the ear tube to which an additional support has been added that helps fix the hearing aid to the ear.
  • Figure 5B Shows different views of the auditory tube next to the external earpiece.
  • Figure 5C Shows different view of the auditory tube to which a micro-mold has been attached for fixing the auditory tube to the auditory canal.
  • Figure 5D Shows the ear tube with a specific funnel-shaped adapter for fixing the ear tube to the ear canal.
  • Figure 6 Shows a charger design that allows you to charge more than one battery at a time. It is observed as the external battery holder, it is airtight, since the battery is rechargeable.
  • Figure 7 It shows an auxiliary connector incorporated into the hearing aid and that passes outside the earlobe facilitating the connection between the second microphone arranged next to the external battery holder and the electronic means arranged in the first housing.
  • Figure 8 Shows a design of the hearing aid with a bezel that is shaped like a pendant earring.
  • Figure 9 Shows a design of the hearing aid where the external battery holder, the battery, a second microphone and the auditory tube with the external earpiece go through the front part of the earlobe and the electronic means through the back of the earlobe ear.
  • Figure 10 Shows a design of the hearing aid where a buzzer is incorporated for the transmission of sound through the temporal bone mastoid, located next to the electronic means at the back of the earlobe and the external battery holder and a second microphone located in the anterior part of the earlobe.
  • Figure 11 Shows a view of a practical embodiment of the arrangement of the electronic means for a combined use of the hearing aids of the right and left side, where in one of them the potentiometer can be observed.
  • Figure 12 Shows a view of a reinforcing element that is placed between the first and second housing. The internal headset is also observed next to the electronic means.
  • Figure 13A Shows a view of the external battery holder with rechargeable battery connector.
  • Figure 13B Shows a view of the external battery holder with interchangeable battery connector.
  • the object of the present invention relates to a hearing aid (1) in the form of an earring or decorative accessory that attenuates the problems derived from the loss of hearing ability (hearing loss) and also makes the hearing aid aesthetics (1) not present visual impact on the carrier.
  • the hearing aid (1) mainly comprises:
  • an ear tube (7) connected to the output of the electronic means (2) and directed to the ear canal,
  • the external battery holder (8) which comprises a battery (9), is physically connected to the first housing (4) and electrically to the electronic means (2) by means of the connector (10), said external battery holder being ( 8) and said battery (9) easily interchangeable.
  • this hearing aid (1) comprises the battery (9) separated from the electronic means (2) so that it allows to manufacture batteries (9) with a larger size (larger load capacity) than the battery sizes (9) current, thus improving benefits.
  • the first housing (4) together with the electronic means (2) are located in the front part of the earlobe (13) and the holder - External batteries (8) together with the battery (9) are located at the back of the patient's earlobe (13).
  • the external battery holder (8), the battery (9), the ear tube (7), the headset (17) and a second microphone (25) could be placed in the anterior part of the earlobe (13 ) and the electronic means (2) at the back of the earlobe (13), as seen in Figures 9 and 10.
  • the size of the battery (9) does not condition the size and shape of the hearing aid (1) as it is separated from the electronic means (2).
  • the hearing aid (1) has an aesthetic and an ideal size to go completely unnoticed since it has shape, size, appearance and location of earring or decorative accessory.
  • the hearing aid (1) is placed easily and simply, especially for people who are used to wearing earrings.
  • the electronic means (2) are selected from at least the set consisting of:
  • microcontroller responsible for sound processing and connection with other external devices
  • - a means for the transmission of data which may be either a data transmission plug to a PC (20) or a wireless communication module (21),
  • the electronic media (2) includes the induction coil (32) that is activated and connected to the induction coil loop systems (32), increasingly existing in public places (shopping malls, cinemas, halls conferences, ...) These systems they emit the sound wirelessly, so that the induction coil (32) of the hearing aid (1) picks it up.
  • the control of the output power (volume) of the hearing aid (1) is performed automatically by the microcontroller (15) or it may require the use of a push button (24) and / or a potentiometer (18) depending on the technology used by the microcontroller (15).
  • the first housing (4) may comprise a slot for the flexible cable data connection (29) in the event that the hearing aid (1) needs to be connected to a PC for data transmission, as observed in the figure 4C.
  • the hearing aid (1) allows the use of the battery (9) suitable for each earpiece (17) necessary to cover the different degrees of hearing loss.
  • the external and visible part of the hearing aid (1) is formed by a second housing (5) that gives the appearance of a slope to the hearing aid (1) and is anchored to the first housing (4), such and as can be seen in figures 1A and 1 B.
  • This second housing (5) as a cover of the electronic means (2), can have various shapes and can incorporate any decorative element to vary its aesthetic appearance. Additionally, said second housing (5) comprises a plurality of small holes (1 1) for sound input. It can be seen in Figure 4A.
  • the second housing (5) is anchored by pressure to the first housing (4), so that the electronic means (2) can be easily accessed.
  • Said second housing (5) could also be anchored to the first housing (4) by means of a threaded closure, pin closure, elastic jump closure or any other method known to a person skilled in the art.
  • the external and visible part of the hearing aid (1) is formed by a bezel (12) that is anchored to the second housing (5), as seen in Figures 2A, 2B and 8.
  • the bezel (12) allows the external appearance of the hearing aid (1) to be exchanged with different shapes and colors, allowing the use of the same materials used for jewelry, and in turn protects the hearing aid (1) against inclement weather (air, water, sun ).
  • Figures 2A and 2B show how the bezel (12), which looks like a pearl earring, is on the second housing (5).
  • the inner part of the bezel (12) is preferably made of foam (interchangeable in case of deterioration) where the density of the foam is such that it allows the bezel (12) to be perfectly anchored to the second housing (5), without damaging it.
  • the anchoring of the trim (12) to the second housing (5) can be done with different anchoring systems already known.
  • the bezel (12) allows the user to easily exchange the external appearance of the hearing aid (1) without the help of an audiologist or electronic technician, and in turn, protecting the first (4) and the second housing (5).
  • the first housing (4) comprises a specific shape and size to be able to be located in the front part of the earlobe (13) and serves as protection for the electronic means (2), as can be seen in Figure 4B.
  • the first housing (4) can comprise any geometric shape.
  • connection hole (6) is located in the lower area of the first housing (4) to decrease the distance of the hearing aid (1) to the ear canal and, therefore, that the ear tube (7) is shorter, so that the ear tube (7) is more discreet.
  • reinforcing element (3) which is a structure that is placed between the first housing (4) and the second housing (5) to increase the protection of the electronic means (2).
  • the reinforcement element (3) separates the button (24) and the data transmission plug for PC (20) from other electronic means (2) to facilitate its use, and that the pressure exerted on them in its use does not compromise the proper functioning of other electronic means (2), as shown in figure 12.
  • Figure 4D a design is observed in which the first housing (4) and the second housing (5) form an integral piece (34), so that the electronic means (2) are comprised inside in a removable base (33) as a drawer.
  • the microphone (16) comprised inside the first housing (4) is directed forward, in the direction of the patient's gaze, without any occlusion element, so that thanks to the plurality of holes of the second housing ( 1 1) and the plurality of holes in the bezel (28), perfectly captures the sounds from the outside.
  • the microcontroller (15) transforms the sound captured from the outside by the microphone (16) and by the second microphone (25) and modulates it to adapt it to the needs of the patient's hearing loss.
  • microcontroller (15) uses a space inside the first housing (4) such that it is not possible to install all electronic means (2) correctly, or that a second microphone (25) needs to be used , said microcontroller (15) or said second microphone (25) will be placed in such a way that they use the usual earpiece space (17), and said earpiece (17) will be installed directly in the ear canal.
  • the second microphone (25) serves to capture the sounds coming from the back of the patient, and is placed either inside the first housing (4) next to the electronic means (2) and directed backwards as observed in Figure 3C, or located outside the first housing (4) and separated from the electronic means (2).
  • a second microphone (25) can be seen separated in this case from the electronic means (2) and located next to the external battery holder (8).
  • buttons 3A, 3B and 3C it can be seen how the button (24) is directly operable by pressure and is located so as to provide an easy and simple operation. It would be the same for the potentiometer (18).
  • the ear tube (7) runs from the hearing aid (1) in the lower part of the ear to the ear canal, describing the characteristic curves of the shell and the beginning of the ear canal that facilitate the hearing aid (1) and allowing adaptation to the ear canal with a micro-mold (31) or by means of a specific funnel-shaped adapter (30).
  • Said specific funnel-shaped adapter (30) allows amplifying the sound.
  • the ear tube (7) can have different lengths to adapt to different sizes of auditory pavilion.
  • the ear tube (7) will be hollow when the earpiece (17) is placed internally in the first housing (4) next to the electronic means (2), as can be Observe in Figure 5A, and in a second practical embodiment of the ear tube (7), the ear tube (7) will contain the necessary wiring to place the earpiece (17) externally to the first housing (4) and to the electronic means (2). ), that is, directly in the ear canal, as can be seen in Figure 5B. In figure 2B, the headset (17) placed externally to the first housing (4) and the electronic means (2) can be seen.
  • Figures 5A, 5B, 5C and 5D show the curved shape of the auditory tube (7).
  • Figure 3A shows the data transmission plug to a PC (20) and the handset (17) placed next to the electronic means (2);
  • Figure 3B shows a wireless communication module (21) and the headphone jack (27); and in figure 3C the headphone jack (27) is shown; the second microphone (25), directed backwards, and the induction coil (32).
  • the headset (17) is not shown as it would be placed directly in the ear canal, that is, externally to the first housing (4) and to the electronic means (2).
  • the fact that the ear tube (7) goes from the bottom of the ear and ascends to the ear canal allows it to be hidden so that it is much more aesthetic and comfortable for the patient.
  • the connector (10) of the external battery holder (8) is preferably tubular and crosses the earlobe (13), connecting with a connection hole (6) disposed in the first housing (4) and thus allowing the connection and disconnection of the hearing aid (1), as shown in figures 1 B and 2B.
  • the connector (10) has a coating of antiallergic material (26) in the section that crosses the earlobe (13) and its connection to the first housing (4) is preferably machi-female type. Said coating of antiallergic material (26) has different thicknesses to adapt it to the different sizes of the diameter of the orifice of the earlobe (13).
  • the connector (10) can include a notch or half thread in its tip to reaffirm and consolidate the connection to the female power plug (14).
  • Figure 7 shows an auxiliary connector (35) that can be incorporated into the hearing aid (1) and that passes outside the earlobe (13) to facilitate the connection between the second microphone (25) arranged next to the holder.
  • External batteries (8) and electronic means (2) arranged in the first housing (4).
  • Said auxiliary connector (35) serves to hide the wiring and helps to establish any other additional connection that is necessary between the different electronic means (2).
  • the placement of the external battery holder (8) is carried out in a comfortable, simple and fast way.
  • a break in the external battery holder (8) does not prevent the use of the hearing aid (1) as it is easily and quickly replaced.
  • the placement of the battery (9) by the back of the earlobe (13) balances the weight of the hearing aid (1) by making the first case (4) get closer to the earlobe (13) thus preventing move forward.
  • the hearing aid (1) can incorporate a buzzer (19), for the transmission of sound by vibration through the bone mastoid, the electronic means (2) being installed in the back of the lobe (13) and the external battery holder ( 8) with the battery (9) in its front part, as can be seen in figure 10.
  • the hearing aid (1) allows the combined use of earphone (17) and buzzer (19).
  • the materials used to manufacture all the components meet the necessary standards for use as a medical device and can be applied with a nanotechnology water-repellent treatment.
  • the external battery holder (8) can have a built-in cover that allows you to replace the battery (9) easily, in case the battery (9) is not rechargeable as you can observe in figure 13B; or it can be airtight in the event that the battery (9) is rechargeable, as can be seen in Figure 13A.
  • the external battery holder (8) will preferably incorporate an interchangeable battery (9) to adapt to the user's auditory needs, and can be rechargeable by means designed for this purpose.
  • said means being a charger (22) for batteries (9), in which several batteries (9) can be charged simultaneously without removing them from the external battery holder (8) since said external battery holder (8) would be airtight.
  • said means being a charger (22) for batteries (9)
  • other batteries (9) may be charging so that the hearing aid (1) can be constantly in operation.
  • the use of rechargeable batteries (9) reduces environmental pollution.
  • All hearing aid components (1) are easily interchangeable individually and independently. However, it is possible to add a sealant for the housings (4,5) and the electronic means (2) so that access to the electronic means (2) is impossible.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un audiphone (1) comprenant des moyens électroniques (2) insérés dans un premier boîtier (4) de protection desdits moyens électroniques (2) qui présente une forme et une taille spécifiques pour pouvoir se placer au niveau de la partie avant du lobe (13); et les moyens électroniques (2) étant reliés, à leur tour, à un tube auditif (7); ledit audiphone (1) comprenant un second boîtier (5) dans lequel est ancré le premier boîtier (4) et une partie du tube auditif (7); et tout cela étant relié à un porte-batteries externe (8), situé au niveau de la partie arrière du lobe (13) de l'oreille de l'utilisateur, au moyen d'un connecteur (10) qui traverse le lobe (13) de l'oreille et est relié à un orifice (6) situé dans le premier boîtier (4).
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