Ayre™ SA3291 is a preconfigured wireless DSP system utilizing Near-Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) technology.
Ayre SA3291 enables hearing aids to wirelessly synchronize program modes and volume control and stream telecoil signals from one hearing aid to the other. When coupled with a relay device, Ayre SA3291 enables features such as stereo audio streaming via Bluetooth® in addition to remote control functionality.
With iSceneDetect™ environmental classification, adaptive noise reduction, superior feedback cancellation, fully automated and adaptive microphone directionality, and up to 8-channel WDRC, Ayre SA3291 is ideal for high-end, full-featured wireless products.
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• The binaural synchronization feature allows two hearing aids to wirelessly synchronize adjustments such as program modes or volume control. By working together as one system, user control is simplified.
• The binaural telecoil wirelessly streams telecoil audio signals from one hearing aid to the other. This enables hearing aid users to hear phone calls in both ears, improving speech intelligibility.
• Stereo audio signals can be streamed wirelessly from a relay device to hearing aids equipped with Ayre SA3291. A relay device can use Bluetooth or other far-field wireless technology to wirelessly connect with TVs, music players, mobile phones or other audio sources.
• The environmental classification algorithm automatically optimizes the hearing aid to maximize comfort and audibility by analyzing the hearing aid wearers acoustic environment.
• The adaptive noise reduction algorithm monitors noise levels independently in 128 individual bands and employs advanced psychoacoustic models to provide user comfort.
• Comes equipped with internal noise generation for tinnitus treatment. The noise can be shaped and attenuated and then summed into the audio path either before or after the volume control.
• Automatically reduces acoustic feedback and allows for an increase in the stable gain while minimizing artifacts for music and tonal input signals.
• The automatic Adaptive Directional Microphone (ADM) algorithm automatically reduces the level of sound from sources originating behind or to the side of the hearing aid wearer, without affecting sounds from the front. The algorithm also reduces current consumption by gathering input from the acoustic environment and automatically selecting whether directionality is needed or not.