Applications in the area of audio communication (e.g. for the development of hearing aids) typically require:

• highest computational performance to mimize calculation time for the complex algorithmic models
• high performance analog input and output I/O connectivity
Interface patch panels e.g. with balanced XLR and LEMO connectors
• Special cabinets or racks combining the components to a complete package
• Low noise operation
• Possibility to interact with other real-time systems (e.g. to simulate both, the left ear and the right ear hearing aid)

Audio real-time target machines typically include:

• One or two Performance real-time target machines with highest CPU clock rate (Intel Core 2 Duo CPU 3.33 GHz or faster)
• Audio/Speech I/O connectivity and XLR panels
• Optional very fast target to target connection using shared memory technology
• 7U to 20U 19" chassis

Use case
Summary of a typical hearing aids case study here.

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