| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 141 | Waterproof contact | US09820164 | 2001-03-29 | US20010046808A1 | 2001-11-29 | Martin Bondo Jorgensen; Niels Thor Moller |
| A waterproof contact comprising a base plate, a side-wall extending from the base plate in a substantially vertical direction so as to form a housing, said housing having an opening essentially opposite to the base plate. A first and a second outer terminal penetrate the base plate so as to form a first and a second contact area on an inner surface of the base plate. A movable knob is adapted to be moved in a direction substantially perpendicular to a plane defined by the inner surface of the base plate, said knob comprising a bottom part positioned in the housing, a top part positioned outside the housing, and a middle part connecting said bottom and top part and being positioned in the opening of the housing. An electrical conductor is attached to said bottom part for providing electrical contact between said terminals, and the contact comprises sealing means for providing a waterproof seal between said housing and said movable knob. | ||||||
| 142 | Apparatus and method for magnetically controlling a hearing aid | US298774 | 1994-08-31 | US5553152A | 1996-09-03 | James R. Newton |
| An apparatus and method for controlling a plurality of adjustable operational parameters of a hearing aid by the movement of an external magnetic actuator into and out of proximity with the hearing aid. The hearing aid has a microphone, hearing aid circuitry, an output transducer, and a magnetic switch, such as a reed switch, connected to the hearing aid circuitry. The hearing aid circuitry has a plurality of adjustable operational parameters and includes control processing circuity for switching between and controlling the adjustable operational parameters. The magnetic source is moved into and out of proximity with the hearing aid a selected number of times activating the magnetic switch each time. The control processing circuitry is configured to switch between the adjustable operational parameters on sequential activations of the magnetic switch for selection of an operational parameter to adjust the selected adjustable operational parameter after the activation of the magnetic switch is maintained a predetermined amount of time. | ||||||
| 143 | Sandwich switch construction for a hearing aid | US273200 | 1994-07-11 | US5463692A | 1995-10-31 | Ricky L. Fackler |
| A sandwich switch construction for a hearing aid includes a lower housing having a base surface with a first electrical lead formed thereon, and an elastomeric membrane with a second electrical lead formed thereon in alignment with the first electrical lead, a portion of the elastomeric membrane being spaced apart from the base surface such that the first electrical lead is not in communication with the second electrical lead; and an upper housing operable with the lower housing, the upper housing having contact mechanism for deforming the elastomeric membrane toward the base surface such that the first electrical lead is in electrical communication with the second electrical lead. | ||||||
| 144 | Programmable hearing aid unit | US268663 | 1994-06-29 | US5404407A | 1995-04-04 | Hans-Joachim Weiss |
| A programmable hearing aid is provided with a programming socket. A space-saving arrangement of switch elements is provided wherein a switch element for switching the hearing aid on/off, an MTO switch, a volume control, a tone control, a situation switch or the like can be introduced into the programming socket that is free except during the programming event. | ||||||
| 145 | Hearing aid with battery compartment | US494940 | 1990-03-14 | US5062138A | 1991-10-29 | Erich Schmid |
| A hearing aid housing comprises at least two housing shells and a battery compartment that can be brought into different swiveled positions. In order to simplify the structuring of the hearing aid, all mounts of the battery compartment hinge as well as catch means for producing the various swiveled positions are inventively situated at one housing shell. This facilitates the observation of tolerances in the manufacture of the hearing aid. The battery compartment is also firmly seated at one housing shell and can not separate or wobble during further assembly of the hearing aid. | ||||||
| 146 | Hearing aid with a contact spring configuration | US073537 | 1987-07-15 | US4941180A | 1990-07-10 | Gerhard Buettner |
| A miniature hearing aid has data storage components, amplification components, and a hinged battery compartment in which a battery may be disposed. A latch, in conjunction with a switch, allows for a selection of the operational mode of the hearing aid by positioning the hinged battery compartment at various angles to the hearing aid housing. The battery is held firmly in the battery compartment in the various switching positions by a contact spring, which also serves as the electrical connection between the battery and various electrical component groups housed within the hearing aid. The battery can be disconnected from the amplification components while remaining connected to the data storage components. | ||||||
| 147 | Hearing aid comprising a printed circuit film | US202828 | 1988-06-06 | US4922540A | 1990-05-01 | Ehrenfried Erbe |
| In a hearing aid formed of a printed circuit film, the operating elements at the hearing aid housing are also utilized for holding the printed circuit film. Given employment of a multi-layer printed circuit film, the operating elements, and particularly a switch or a potentiometer, can be arranged between the layers such that the required spacing between the layers is guaranteed. | ||||||
| 148 | Hearing aid | US804690 | 1985-12-04 | US4736430A | 1988-04-05 | Karl-Heinz Schroder |
| To provide for better fitting and pleasing out appearance of a hearing aid having an element introducible into the ear canal of a user, and an externally accessible housing which retains electronic components, a battery, and ON/OFF switch and volume control elements, the housing is formed in spherical or, rather, truncated-spherical shape, removably fitted on a fitting element introduced into the ear canal. This spherical shape is less obtrusive than others, and may be formed similar to costume jewelry. | ||||||
| 149 | Miniature hearing aid having a bindable multi-layered amplifier arrangement | US736006 | 1985-05-20 | US4710961A | 1987-12-01 | Gerhard Buttner |
| A miniature hearing aid comprises an input transducer (18), amplifier (19) and control elements (8, 10) as well as a current source and output transducer (20), where at least a part of the amplifier (19) is applied on mounting surfaces hinged together and lying on mounting plates (46 to 49) and the articulated connections (60 to 63) have a flexible support provided with electrically conducting tracks (50 to 52, 57). The desideratum is, in view of the small space in miniature hearing aids, to obtain a large area for the application of the structural components or elements. This is achieved according to the invention in that the amplifier (19) is designed as a multi-layered system which comprises at least three layers (40 to 42), of which the two outer ones (42, 43) carry the physical or structural elements (53, 54, 54.2) lie over a so-called neutral intermediate layer (40) provided with conductor paths (57), and are subdivided at several mutually opposite points into structural sections, and that the mechanical strength of the intermediate layer (40) permits deformation of the arrangement. The invention is applicable for hearing aids to be worn in the vicinity of the ear, in particular hearing aids to be worn behind the ear. | ||||||
| 150 | In-the-ear hearing aid | US629017 | 1984-07-09 | US4550227A | 1985-10-29 | Christian Topholm |
| A hearing aid which can be worn in the ear concha and which contains a microphone, an amplifier, an earphone, a battery and a connection to an ear adapter. All components are mounted in a flat, cylindrical housing (1), whose cover (2) can be rotated around a hollow shaft (6) which acts as the sound inlet channel (4), actuates the on/off switch (8, 9) and carries on its inner side at least one wiper (11) which, in contact with at least one resistive strip (10), acts as a volume control. | ||||||
| 151 | Hearing aid volume control | US815877 | 1977-07-14 | US4117444A | 1978-09-26 | Bradrick Alan Hildreth; Donald Harrison Stephens |
| A potentiometer and switch combination suitable for use as a hearing aid volume control. A control cap positioned over the potentiometer body is provided with an integral cam which performs the function of switch actuation. Positive seal is provided by an O-ring formed from a flexible, resilient material. The body of the potentiometer holds the control cap in place by means of heat stakes over a lip on the housing and a post having a chevron at its upper end which mates with a recess in the control cap. The cap is positioned by heat staking to press the stiffly flexible, resilient material of the O-ring into frictional sealing relation with an abutting member and thereby seal the interior of the potentiometer housing. The sealing arrangement also introduces a torque which opposes the rotation of the control cap, thus providing positional stability and positive operating feel. The switch includes conductive strips held by the body, one strip forming a first contact surface and another strip forming a spring detent and a second contact surface. Rotating the cap moves the cam so as to actuate the switch, and also causes the spring detent to snap so as to give the operator a positive switching feel. | ||||||
| 152 | Battery holder and three-position switch for hearing aid unit | US3701862D | 1971-04-16 | US3701862A | 1972-10-31 | VIGNINI WALTER R |
| A hearing aid switch of the type shown in U.S. Pat. No. 3,475,566 issued Oct. 28, 1969, is provided with additional contact position to add an additional mode of operation without increasing the size of the switch or the structure in which it is contained. The switch has three positions: an ''''on'''' position which connects the microphone of the hearing aid unit to the amplifier, a ''''mid'''' position which connects an additional transducer in the hearing aid to the amplifier (as for instance a telephone pick-up) and an ''''off'''' position.
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| 153 | Adjustable switching apparatus comprising resilient means biasing movable plate structure | US48368665 | 1965-08-30 | US3284584A | 1966-11-08 | WITALIJ DIDYK |
| 154 | Hearing aid | US80624759 | 1959-04-14 | US2983797A | 1961-05-09 | LYBARGER SAMUEL F |
| 155 | SWITCHING ELEMENT FOR ACTUATING AN ADJUSTABLE PARAMETER | PCT/CH2006000698 | 2006-12-13 | WO2007068136A2 | 2007-06-21 | GABATHULER BRUNO; VONLANTHEN ANDI |
| The invention relates to a switching element (1) for actuating an adjustable parameter on an electronic microdevice, such as a hearing aid. Said switching element (1) is characterized by a rotary element (7) that encompasses three contact points (9) at least peripherally, said contact points being interconnected in an electrically conducting manner. The inventive switching element further comprises a resiliently mounted restoring element that is joined to the rotary element, as well as at least two electrical conductor contacts (3, 5) which can be switched into electrically conducting contact by rotating the rotary element via the contact points. | ||||||
| 156 | ELECTROMECHANICAL SWITCH | PCT/CH0100584 | 2001-09-27 | WO0205387A3 | 2002-08-15 | PORTMANN PAUL |
| The switching part (1) of the inventive switch is tightly enclosed by an elastic membrane (5) in at least the area of its free end. Said membrane also envelopes the contact surfaces (2) which face towards the switching part (1), at a distance, and is tightly connected to the switch housing (4; 6). This ensures that the contact area is tightly sealed in relation to the environment of the switch, which in turn ensures reliable protection against contamination and oxidation of the contact surfaces. The number of switch components is reduced, advantageously, an additional mechanical spring for holding the latching position of the switching part (1) being superfluous, and miniature embodiments are therefore also possible. | ||||||
| 157 | ELASTOMERIC MEMBRANE SWITCH | PCT/US2006027539 | 2006-07-18 | WO2007011807A3 | 2009-04-23 | DARBUT ALEXANDER L; ODEGARD THOMAS BRUCE |
| An elastomeric membrane switch having an elastomeric connector comprising a plurality of alternating vertically disposed conductive layers and non-conductive layers extending between upper and lower contact surfaces. The lower surface of the elastomeric connector is disposed over a substrate having electrically isolated, first and second contact pads of an electrical switch circuit. Each of the first and second contact pads is in electrical contact with different ones of the exposed ends of conductive layers of the lower contact surface. A resilient membrane having an electrically conductive interior surface is spaced a distance above the upper contact surface, whereby upon applying a downward force to the resilient member, the otherwise electrically isolated contact pads are electrically connected through the electrically conductive layers of the elastomeric connector and the electrically conductive interior surface of the resilient member. | ||||||
| 158 | HEARING AID AND SWITCH FOR A HEARING AID | PCT/DK9900534 | 1999-10-07 | WO0021335A3 | 2000-07-27 | PREUTHUN JAN HARALD |
| The invention relates to a hearing aid comprising a housing having at least one acoustic inlet opening and at least one acoustic outlet opening, said housing surrounding at least one pickup means, an amplifier in connection with said pickup means, a receiver in connection with said amplifier and a switch for switching between different rationales for different listening conditions or between the mentioned pickup means and a further pickup means, said switch being operable from the housing exterior by means of an activating button. The hearing aid is characterized in comprising a switch which comprises a first and a second element adapted for mounting on a circuitry board, where the first element comprises a flexible arm adapted to be movable by means of the activating button in such a manner that the flexible arm hereby touches the second element. The invention further relates to a switch for use in a hearing aid as well as a method for manufacturing a hearing aid comprising such switch. | ||||||
| 159 | A HEARING AID | PCT/DK9900535 | 1999-10-07 | WO0021336A3 | 2000-07-13 | BATTING JES ANKER |
| The invention relates to a hearing aid comprising a housing, an amplifier within the housing and a battery as a power supply to the amplifier, the battery being placed in a battery drawer, which is mounted pivotally, where means are provided for disconnecting the power supply to the amplifier when the battery drawer is pivoted. The hearing aid according to the invention is characterized in that the battery drawer comprises a protruding part which when the housing is pressed towards a surface and the protruding part is in contact with the surface may force the battery drawer to pivot and to connect or disconnect, respectively, the power supply to the amplifier. | ||||||
| 160 | SCHALTELEMENT ZUM BETÄTIGEN EINER EINSTELLGRÖSSE | EP06817750.0 | 2006-12-13 | EP2095384B1 | 2016-05-04 | GABATHULER, Bruno; VONLANTHEN, Andi |
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