Digital hearing aid design using low complexity filters
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For convenience reasons, hearing aids are getting smaller in size everyday. This requires smaller hardware and efficient software designs for digital hearing aids. The main component in hearing aid software is the signal processing part. To meet stringent requirements on size and energy, the signal processing techniques used in digital hearing aids should have low-computational complexity. In this thesis, a comparative performance analysis for different low-complexity filter design techniques used in digital hearing aids is presented
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Tuğba Oğuz
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Tuğba Oğuz (Master Thesis). Digital hearing aid design using low complexity filters, 2015, Çankaya University.
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