Patent classifications
H04R29/004
Hearing protection calibration adapter device
A calibration device and method of manufacturing the same. The calibration device for a hearing earpiece configured to at least partially protrude into the ear canal of a user includes a calibration base. The calibration base a calibration insert. An air chamber is defined between the calibration base and the calibration insert. The calibration device also includes at least one earpiece receiving mechanism defined on the calibration insert. The at least one earpiece receiving mechanism is configured to create an sealed connection between given ear piece and the air chamber for calibration. The earpiece receiving mechanism is configured to at least partially receive the given earpiece. A corresponding method of manufacturing is also included.
HEADPHONE-ONLY AUDIO OPTIONS
An example computing device is provided. The computing device includes an interface to connect to a headphone and a processor communicatively coupled to the interface. The processor is to execute an application to hos an audio call, determine a headphone-only audio option is enabled for the application, detect that the headphone is connected to the interface, and allow a participant to join the audio call based on detection of the headphone connected to the interface.
SELF-CHECK PROTOCOL FOR USE BY EAR-WEARABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES
An ear-wearable electronic device includes one or more processors configured to detect presence of first and second hearing devices in a charging case, and to initiate a self-check protocol by at least one of the first and second hearing devices. The self-check protocol comprises wirelessly coupling the first and second hearing devices, selectively activating at least one electronic component of the first hearing device, and assessing performance of the second hearing device using an output or a response of the at least one electronic component of the first hearing device. The self-check protocol also comprises selectively activating at least one electronic component of the second hearing device, assessing performance of the first hearing device using an output or a response of the at least one electronic component of the second device, and storing results of the performance assessment in a memory.
Wear detection
A method is used for detecting whether a device is being worn, when the device comprises a first transducer and a second transducer. It is determined when a signal detected by at least one of the first and second transducers represents speech. It is then determined when said speech contains speech of a first acoustic class and speech of a second acoustic class. A first correlation signal is generated, representing a correlation between signals generated by the first and second transducers during at least one period when said speech contains speech of the first acoustic class. A second correlation signal is generated, representing a correlation between signals generated by the first and second transducers during at least one period when said speech contains speech of the second acoustic class. It is then determined from the first correlation signal and the second correlation signal whether the device is being worn.
WAKEUP TESTING METHOD AND APPARATUS, ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM
The present discloses a wakeup testing method and apparatus, an electronic device and a readable storage medium, and relates to technical fields of automatic driving and intelligent transportation. The wakeup testing method includes: acquiring a plurality of wakeup audios; playing the plurality of wakeup audios in a vehicle, and configuring a noise environment during the playing of each wakeup audio; and obtaining, according to wakeup results of at least one to-be-tested vehicle-mounted client in the vehicle for different wakeup audios, wakeup rates of the at least one to-be-tested vehicle-mounted client. The present disclosure can reduce costs of wakeup testing and improve accuracy of wakeup testing.
INTERFEROMETRIC MICROPHONE CALIBRATOR AND COMPARISON CALIBRATING A MICROPHONE
An interferometric microphone calibrator for comparison calibrating a microphone, the interferometric microphone calibrator comprising: an interferometer in optical communication with a microphone and that produces an interferometer measurement light, communicates the interferometer measurement light to the microphone, and receives an interferometer backscattered light from the microphone, such that a sensitivity of a test microphone is interferometrically calibrated to a reference microphone from the interferometer backscattered light; a preamplifier-controller in electrical communication with the microphone, and that receives a driver signal from a microphone driver and drives the microphone driver; the microphone driver in electrical communication with the preamplifier-controller and that receives a driver control signal from a calibration controller and produces the driver signal based on the driver control signal; and a calibration controller in electrical communication with the microphone driver and that produces the driver control signal and communicates the driver control signal to the microphone driver.
Methods and apparatus for analyzing microphone placement for watermark and signature recovery
Methods and apparatus to analyze microphone placement for watermarks and signatures are disclosed. An example instructions cause one or more processors to at least determine a variance of a magnitude spectrum of a frequency band corresponding to a frequency spectrum of a first audio signal sensed with an audio sensor. The example instructions further cause the one or more processors to determine, based on the variance, a recovery rate associated with at least one of watermark detection or signature generation to be performed on a second audio signal to be sensed with the audio sensor.
Sensor arrangement and method
A sensor arrangement is provided, including a first capacitive sensor and a second capacitive sensor. A charge pump is coupled to the first capacitive sensor and to the second capacitive sensor, the charge pump being operable to deliver a positive bias voltage. A differential output has a first terminal coupled to the first capacitive sensor and a second terminal coupled to the second capacitive sensor.
Determination and Compensation of RF Signal Attenuation in a Wireless Microphone Antenna System
A wireless microphone system comprises system equipment (for example, rack-mounted equipment including receivers/transceivers, distribution amplifier), one or more transmission line accessories, and a transmission line network connecting the accessories with the system equipment. The transmission line accessory compensates for downlink RF losses on transmission lines between accessories and between an accessory and system equipment. Compensation parameters for the transmission line accessory is determined by the system equipment by generating an uplink RF test signal by an RF source at the system equipment. The RF source may be varied over a plurality of frequencies to determine the compensation parameters over the plurality of frequencies. The system equipment subsequently instructs the transmission line accessory to configure an adjustable RF gain circuit (and also possibly a compensation filter) accordingly. The wireless microphone system may also discover accessories on the transmission line network to facilitate installation and maintenance.
MICROPHONE
A microphone has a MEMS device, a driver, and a control unit. The MEMS device outputs a first electrical signal according to an acoustic pressure. The driver vibrates the MEMS device by a drive signal. The control unit calculates a correction value for correcting the first electric signal based on a second electric signal output from the MEMS device when the MEMS device is vibrated by the drive signal.