Digital Signal Processors for Hearing Aid Market

ON Semiconductor, Phoenix, AZ, has added two new devices to its RHYTHM™ family of preconfigured Digital Signal Processing systems designed for use in hearing aid devices. RHYTHM R3920 is a 16-channel device equipped with advanced algorithms for high-end applications. RHYTHM R3110 brings noise reduction and feedback cancellation to the entry-level market sector.

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