DSPs for Hearing Aids

Hearing Aids are electroacoustic devices typically worn in or behind the ear and are designed to amplify and modulate sound for the hearing impaired. The microphone converts sound into an electrical signal, the signal conditioning process amplifies and/or edits the signal, and the receiver (speaker) converts the signal back to sound. The battery powers the whole process.

Learn More

Results: 652
Select Image Part #
 Mfr.
Description Datasheet Availability Pricing (SGD) Filter the results in the table by unit price based on your quantity.
Qty. RoHS ECAD Model Product
Core
Number of Cores
Maximum Clock Frequency
Package/Case
Program Memory Size
Data RAM Size
L1 Cache Instruction Memory
L1 Cache Data Memory
Operating Supply Voltage
Series
Tradename
Mounting Style
Minimum Operating Temperature
Maximum Operating Temperature
Qualification
Packaging

Texas Instruments Digital Signal Processors & Controllers - DSP, DSC Floating-Point DSP
Datasheet
Lead-Time 26 Weeks
Min.: 1
Mult.: 1
No
DSPs C67x+ 1 Core 250 MHz BGA-256 384 kB 256 kB 32 kB 1.2 V TMS320C6727B TMS320 SMD/SMT - 40 C + 105 C Tray
Texas Instruments Digital Signal Processors & Controllers - DSP, DSC EP Fixed-Pt Dig Sign al Proc
Datasheet
Product Comments
Non-Stocked Lead-Time 26 Weeks
Min.: 1
Mult.: 1
No
DSPs 600 MHz BGA-376 1.2 V SM320C6424 SMD/SMT - 40 C + 125 C Tray