Abstract:
An electronic device for controlling an LRA (Linear Resonant Actuator) includes a signal generator, a driver, a delay unit, a sensor, and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor). The signal generator generates a digital signal. The driver drives the LRA according to the digital signal. The delay unit delays the digital signal for a predetermined time, so as to generate an estimated voltage signal. The sensor detects the current flowing through the LRA, so as to generate a sensing current signal. The DSP controls the resonant frequency or the gain value of the signal generator according to the estimated voltage signal and the sensing current signal.
Abstract:
A communication signal demodulation apparatus demodulates a communication signal to generate an output signal. The communication signal demodulation apparatus includes: plural sensor circuits which sense different electrical characteristics of one same communication signal and generate corresponding sensing modulation signals respectively; plural processing filters which filter the corresponding sensing modulation signals respectively and generate corresponding filtered modulation signals respectively; plural demodulators which demodulate the plural filtered modulation signals and generate corresponding demodulation signals respectively, wherein each of the filtered modulation signals corresponds to at least one of the demodulators; and a determination circuit which receive the plural demodulation signals, determine whether each unit signal of each of the demodulation signals is correct or not according to a determination mechanism, and combine one or more correct unit signals to generate the output signal.
Abstract:
An audio signal processing circuit includes an encoding circuit, a first audio conversion circuit, and a second audio conversion circuit. The encoding circuit receives pulse coded modulation signals and generates a first audio signal and a second audio signal accordingly. The first audio conversion circuit generates a first pulse width modulation (PWM) signal according to consecutive values of the first audio signal for configuring a first power stage circuit. The second audio conversion circuit generates a second PWM signal according to consecutive values of the second audio signal for configuring a second power stage circuit. The pulse width of the first PWM signal is configured to be substantially equal to the pulse width of the second PWM signal, and the pulse edges of the first PWM signal and the second PWM signal are configured to be separated by a predetermined time interval to mute the audio signal processing circuit.