AIM Semiconductor's audio chips provide world-class noise reduction performance for two new wireless headsets from trend-setting brand FIIL

The world's leading supplier of high-performance sensor solutions, Amyss Semiconductor, recently announced that headset manufacturer FIIL has adopted two chips from AIM Semiconductor in its new products.

In addition, the first neck-type Bluetooth in-ear active noise canceling earphone Driifter Pro chose the AS3412 from Ames Semiconductor. Due to the size of the headphones, the AS3412 in a compact, wafer-level chip package is ideal for this type of application.

The reason why the trend-based brand FIIL is increasingly popular is that it combines superior audio performance, innovative features and chic design. The superior noise reduction performance in the audible spectrum creates FIIL's market-leading, unique product appeal. This is mainly due to the excellent active noise reduction performance of AIM Semiconductors, as well as the support of professional system knowledge, design engineering and acoustic analysis services. AIM Semiconductor's active noise reduction IC products have the advantage of leading the market, integrating superior audio performance and low energy consumption. The advanced noise reduction features of AIM Semiconductor's audio sensor products include:

Smart Noise Adjustment - Three modes of operation are available to the user. The chip usually operates in noise reduction mode, but it also provides a listening mode for removing low-frequency noise so that the user can hear mid-high frequency sounds, and an open mode allows the user to hear all ambient noise.

Relevant AS34 series products

Author：Brittany Antonia （The author of article owns the copyright.）