The driver converts the source to a magnetic field via a wire loop, which is picked up wirelessly by the T-coil in a hearing aid or cochlear implant. This is converted back into an audio signal within the hearing aid.

For more information on how loops and T-coils work together, visit us at IHLMA.

This is especially the case in situations where desired speech signals are weakened by distance, and contaminated by noise and reverberation, before arriving at the listeners’ ears or hearing aids.

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