Knowles Blog
At Knowles, we are passionate about developing high performance components for the most demanding applications. We created this blog to cover topics and issues related to the technology, challenges and opportunities of balanced armature speakers, advanced micro-acoustic microphones, capacitors, and radio frequency ("RF") products.
From Perception to Precision: Advancements in Sound Personalization
December 4, 2023
Like the differences in individuals’ perceptions of color, human auditory perception can vary between two individuals listening under identical conditions. Various factors play into this incongruity, spanning the breadth of physical and physiological
differences. The result is that two individuals will likely perceive the same audio content differently, particularly in the high-frequency portion of the audible range, where these discrepancies compound.
OTC Hearing Aids: Reflecting on the Evolution of Hearing Technology
November 6, 2023
One year later, we’re reflecting on the impact and implications of the OTC hearing aid ruling, the possibilities for the category, and our vision for supporting the future of accessible hearing solutions for all.
Knowles Introduces an Improved Method for Measuring Microphone Vibration Sensitivity
June 15, 2023
Because of vibration-induced feedback, there has been a decades-long search for the best way to measure microphone vibration sensitivity. That search has now ended as the R&D team at Knowles has developed the world's most accurate method for measuring this important microphone metric.
Knowles Takes Consumer Audio Technology on the Road in China
May 15, 2023
Showcasing the latest balanced armature drivers, Knowles received industry recognition at the Global Audio Summit and presented and the Audio Summit for Wearables and Earphones Conference hosted by 52 Audio.
Can You Hear Me Now? Ansys Turns up the Volume on Hearing Device Designs
October 11, 2022
Years ago, hearing aids consisted of a belt pack and a wire that ran up from the waist to the user’s ear. A lot has changed since then, as hearing devices have become much more sophisticated.