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Nucleus Freedom Implant The current product in the market • 4 th generation ASIC CMOS chip • Cleaner sound reproduction • Less internal noise • Low power consumption • Ultra low noise NRT amp (~1μV) • Capability for the future • Unmatched reliability • Decades of in-house hermetic feed-through manufacturing • 18 month cumulative survival rate of 99.91% • Contour Advance electrode well proven For over 15 years, Cochlear has published regular reliability reports in accordance with the relevant ISO standard. All device failure modes are included in these reliability reports, including any failure mechanism related to electrode anomalies. In addition, Cochlear complies with the principles outlined in the recent European Consensus on device failure categorisation and reporting.
Advancing hearing performance • The Freedom system is designed from the ground up to deliver performance in real world listening situations. • Preprocessing strategies further refine key elements of sound ie. Beam, ADRO, ASC • Dual Microphones enable adaptive reduction of competing background noise with Beam.
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