Abstract:
A waterproof sound transmitting member (100) includes: a waterproof sound transmitting membrane (10) having a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface; and a first adhesive sheet (11) and a second adhesive sheet (12) that are disposed on the first surface. When viewed in a direction perpendicular to the first surface, the first adhesive sheet (11) has a closed frame shape, and the second adhesive sheet (12) is disposed within the frame formed by the first adhesive sheet (11) and is spaced from the first adhesive sheet (11). This waterproof sound transmitting member (100) has a structure suitable for preventing deterioration in sound quality due to sagging of the waterproof sound transmitting membrane (10).
Abstract:
A method of switching between noise reduction modes in multi-microphone mobile devices may include receiving a first sound signal at a first sound receiver and receiving a second sound signal at a second sound receiver. The method may also include determining a first power value associated with the first sound signal and determining a second power value associated with the second sound signal. The method may additionally include comparing the first power value to the second power value and switching between a single-microphone noise reduction mode and a dual-microphone noise reduction mode based on the comparison.
Abstract:
Provided is a communication device that facilitates hearing even in an environment in which hearing of sound is difficult only with air conduction sound, and requires fewer components, facilitates implementation. The communication device 100 includes: a protecting panel 101 serving as a contact member disposed at a position at which at least a part of the contact member is brought into contact with a user's ear and/or a human body around the ear; and an transducer 111 surfaces joined to the protecting panel 101, and configured to vibrate in a frequency band of an audible range such that vibration is not conducted from the protecting panel 101 to an auditory organ of the user via bones of a skull of the user.
Abstract:
A mobile terminal (100) including a case (100a, 100b) forming an external appearance, a circuit board (210) positioned in the case(100a, 100b), an acoustic output unit (220), and a connector (230) joined to the acoustic output unit (220) and electrically connected to the circuit board (210) is provided. The connector (230) contacts one lateral surface of the circuit board (210) and is elastically deformed through the contact. The connector (230) may include a fixed end portion (231) inserted into the acoustic output unit (220) and a free end portion (232) connected to the fixed end portion (231) to be elastically displaced.
Abstract:
Provided is a water-proof sound transmitting member that is less likely to be bonded to a housing at a position other than a normal attachment position. The present invention provides a water-proof sound transmitting member (2) having a multilayer structure. This water-proof sound transmitting member (2) includes: a water-proof sound transmitting membrane (11) to be attached to a housing having a hole that allows sound to pass therethrough; a support layer (12) to be attached to the housing together with the water-proof sound transmitting membrane (11), the support layer (12) allowing sound to pass thereghrough; and a housing-side adhesive layer (21) for bonding the water-proof sound transmitting membrane (11) to the housing. The entire peripheral portion of the support layer (12) extends outwardly beyond the housing-side adhesive layer (21).
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention disclose a telephone terminal. The telephone terminal includes: a first handle end, a second handle end, a voice processing unit, and an input-output unit. The voice processing unit receives a first voice signal sent by the first handle end and a second voice signal sent by the second handle end, processes the first voice signal and the second voice signal, and sends the processed voice signal to a communication peer through the input-output unit. According to the embodiments of the present invention, voice signals of the two handle ends are received, processed, and then sent to the communication peer, a problem of failing to send a speech signal of a user to the communication peer when the user holds the handle upside down may be solved, and user experience is improved.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a loudspeaker box, including a foam, a loudspeaker and a box; where an opening is set in the box, the loudspeaker is internally placed inside the box through the opening of the box, an outer surface of the loudspeaker is aligned to an edge of the opening of the box, a gap is set between the loudspeaker and the opening of the box, and a bottom portion of the loudspeaker abuts against the bottom portion of the box; and the foam is annularly covered on the gap between the loudspeaker and the opening of the box, such that the integral thickness of the loudspeaker box is reduced.
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a multiple description transmission system that provides redundancy to combat transmission channel impairments. The multiple description transmission system includes a first and second wireless telephone. The first wireless telephone includes the following: an array of microphones, wherein each microphone in the array of microphones is configured to receive voice input from a user and to produce a voice signal corresponding thereto; an encoder coupled to the microphone array and configured to encode each of the voice signals; and a transmitter coupled to the encoder and configured to transmit each of the encoded voice signals. The second wireless telephone includes the following: a receiver configured to receive the transmitted signals; a decoder coupled to the receiver and configured to decode the signals received by the receiver, thereby producing an output signal; and a loudspeaker that receives the output signal and produces a pressure sound wave corresponding thereto.