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System and method for power amplifier over-voltage protection

A system for power amplifier over-voltage protection includes a power amplifier configured to receive a system voltage, a bias circuit configured to provide a bias signal to the power amplifier, and a power amplifier over-voltage circuit configured to interrupt the bias signal when the system voltage exceeds a predetermined value, while the system voltage remains coupled to the power amplifier.

LED DRIVING DEVICE

An LED driving device includes an LED string including at least first and second LED elements connected in series, first and second channels coupled to output nodes of the first and second LED elements, respectively, first and second regulators to regulate a current flowing through the first and second channels in response to first and second control voltages, respectively, and a control voltage generating circuit to generate the first and second control voltages based on a difference between a reference voltage and a comparative voltage, the comparative voltage being generated based on a sensing voltage, the sensing voltage corresponding to an LED current flowing through the LED string. The control voltage generating circuit includes a reference voltage generator to generate the reference voltage based on an input voltage and the dimming signal, the input voltage being supplied to the LED string, the dimming signal controlling dimming of the LED string.

AUDIO CONTROL USING AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION

In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic.

AUDIO CONTROL USING AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION

In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic.

AUDIO CONTROL USING AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION

In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic.

AUDIO CONTROL USING AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION

In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic.

AUDIO CONTROL USING AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION

In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic.

AUDIO CONTROL USING AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION

In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic.

SQUELCH DETECTOR
20240305258 · 2024-09-12 · ·

A squelch detector is disclosed by the present application. By configuring the first to third bias current sources and a mirror ratio of the current mirror circuit, when an amplitude difference between first and second input signals is smaller or greater than a squelch threshold, flip of an output node in the squelch detector depends only on the squelch threshold and is independent of variations of process, voltage and temperature (PVT) parameters. Thus, the squelch detector can always provide reliable amplitude detection of input signals despite of possible variations of the PVT parameters.

COAXIAL SPEAKER TWEETER TEMPERATURE PROTECTION METHOD AND SYSTEM, AND COMPUTER-READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM
20240340582 · 2024-10-10 ·

A coaxial speaker tweeter temperature protection method, a coaxial speaker tweeter temperature protection system, and a computer-readable storage medium are provided. The coaxial speaker tweeter temperature protection method is applied to a coaxial speaker including a tweeter and a woofer, including steps of acquiring a woofer real-time temperature, performing calculation on the woofer real-time temperature and a pre-processed input signal through a tweeter temperature prediction algorithm to predict a tweeter real-time temperature in a current state, where the pre-processed input signal is a signal acquired after processing a sound effect algorithm on an input audio signal, etc. Compared with the related art, the coaxial speaker tweeter temperature protection method, the coaxial speaker tweeter temperature protection system, the electronic device, and the computer-readable storage medium provide better temperature protection for the tweeter, reliability of which is better.