Molex technology revolutionizes the hearing aid market with balanced armature audio receivers

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Molex , the world's leading electronic components company, has introduced a balanced armature audio receiver for the fast-growing hearing aid market. With a receiver size of 80mm3, this receiver offers up to 20% space savings compared to similar competing products, while saving up to 75% compared to dynamic receivers . In addition, this technology greatly increases the output power per unit volume of audio compared to dynamic type receivers, as well as having a cleaner mid-range sound.

Anthony Kalaijakis, Molex's strategic medical marketing manager, said: "Many people who need hearing aids don't want to wear them because they feel that hearing aids are large and uncomfortable to wear. By combining precision manufacturing capabilities and audio business know-how, we offer audio OEMs The ability to design products cost-effectively, half the size of traditional hearing aids, and with excellent audio output power and quality."

Molex 's balanced armature receivers are customizable, allowing OEMs to adjust impedance or other specifications to meet specific requirements. In addition to hearing aid applications, balanced armature products can be used in cardiac rhythm disease management devices to more efficiently convert energy into sound, helping to conserve battery power or extend battery life. In addition, the technology is also suitable for the high-quality in-ear headphones market, where manufacturers are looking to design higher performance, smaller size and more attractive earphone products.