Patent classifications
H04B1/1646
METHOD FOR WIRELESS WI-FI TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL SOUND WITH SOUND SYNCHRONIZING TECHNOLOGY APPLIED
The present invention relates to a system for wireless Wi-Fi transmission of digital sound with sound synchronization technology applied capable of maintaining synchronization of the video and audio in an optimal state by causing a streaming server to transmit specific information data to a receiving device in every packet transmission and an audio play app of the receiving device to analyze information data of packet data being implemented/executed and the received packet data and cope with immediately when synchronization is out of sync.
Method and device for audio crossfades using decomposed signals
A device including: first and second input units providing first and second input signals of first and second audio tracks, a decomposition unit to decompose the first input audio signal to obtain decomposed signals, a playback unit to start playback of a first output signal obtained from recombining at least first and second decomposed signals at first and second volume levels, respectively, and a transition unit for performing a transition between playback of the first output signal and playback of a second output signal obtained from the second input signal. The transition unit is adapted for reducing the first/second volume levels according to first/second transition functions. The device includes an analyzing unit to analyze an audio signal to determine a song part junction between two song parts. The transition time interval of at least one of the transition functions is set such as to include the song part junction.
Method and Dual Band Radio Receiver for Handling Analog Dual Band Radio Signal
The present disclosure provides a method and a dual band receiver for handling an analog dual band radio signal comprising a first frequency band component and a second frequency band component. The method comprises sampling the analog dual band radio signal through the use of interleaving analog-to-digital converters, ADCs, to obtain four sampled signals including a first I component, Iin+, a first Q component, Qin+, a second I component, Iin, and a second Q component, Qin, wherein phases of Qin+, Iin and Qin are respectively offset with respect to phases of Iin+, Qin+ and Iin by /2. Then, the four sampled signals are filtered through the use of polyphase filters to obtain a first set of filtered signals (a1, a2, a3, a4) each of which has a same power as the first frequency band component and a second set of filtered signals (b1, b2, b3, b4) each of which has a same power as the second frequency band component. Subsequently, a power of the first frequency band component, a power of the second frequency band component and a total power of the first frequency band component and the second frequency band component are estimated, based on the four sampled signals, the first set of filtered signals and the second set of filtered signals. Next, the first frequency band component and the second frequency band component are selectively attenuated based on the estimated powers.
Receiver architecture having full-band capture and narrow-band paths
In an embodiment, an apparatus includes: a first receiver to receive and downconvert a first radio frequency (RF) signal to a second frequency signal and to output a first digitized signal, the first receiver comprising a full-band receiver to receive at least a substantial portion of a band of interest; a second receiver to receive and downconvert a second RF signal to a third frequency signal and to output a second digitized signal, the second receiver comprising a narrow-band receiver to receive a first channel of the band of interest; a digital circuit to process at least one of the first and second digitized signals; and a controller to configure the first receiver and the second receiver and control the digital circuit.
METHODS, CIRCUITS, SYSTEMS AND APPARATUS PROVIDING AUDIO SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT IN A WIRELESS RECEIVER, POWER MANAGEMENT AND OTHER PERFORMANCES
A wireless receiver includes a down converter module operable to deliver a signal having a signal bandwidth that changes over time, a dynamically controllable filter module having a filter bandwidth and fed by said down converter module, and a measurement module operable to at least approximately measure the signal bandwidth, said dynamically controllable filter module responsive to said measurement module to dynamically adjust the filter bandwidth to more nearly match the signal bandwidth as it changes over time, whereby output from said filter module is noise-reduced. Other wireless receivers, electronic circuits, and processes for their operation are disclosed.
Stereo reproduction apparatus
A right expected value generator generates an expected value of a right channel spectrum from the right channel spectrum. Further, a left expected value generator generates an expected value of a left channel spectrum from the left channel spectrum. Further, a right channel spectrum corrector so corrects a right channel spectrum outputted from a second synthesizer that the right channel spectrum does not exceed the expected value of the right channel spectrum. Moreover, a left channel spectrum corrector so corrects a left channel spectrum outputted from the second synthesizer that the left channel spectrum does not exceed the expected value of the left channel spectrum.
Receiver Architecture Having Full-Band Capture And Narrow-Band Paths
In an embodiment, an apparatus includes: a first receiver to receive and downconvert a first radio frequency (RF) signal to a second frequency signal and to output a first digitized signal, the first receiver comprising a full-band receiver to receive at least a substantial portion of a band of interest; a second receiver to receive and downconvert a second RF signal to a third frequency signal and to output a second digitized signal, the second receiver comprising a narrow-band receiver to receive a first channel of the band of interest; a digital circuit to process at least one of the first and second digitized signals; and a controller to configure the first receiver and the second receiver and control the digital circuit.
Electronic device having FM antenna and method for switching FM antenna
An electronic device with a Frequency Modulation (FM) antenna includes an earphone jack, an FM chip, a switching unit, and a processing unit. The earphone jack includes a left channel pin, a right channel pin, and a ground pin. The FM chip receives an FM signal and outputs a Receive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) value of the FM signal to the processing unit. The processing unit receives the RSSI value, compares the RSSI value with a predetermined value, and controls the switching unit to select the left and right channel pins as a signal receiving point of the FM antenna or select the ground pin as the signal receiving point of the FM antenna according to a result of the comparison.
Audio playback management of multiple concurrent connections
Examples described herein relate to management of concurrent audio streams from different sources. Portable playback devices, such as wearable wireless headphones and earbuds, as well as portable battery-powered speakers, may include multiple network interfaces for connection to different types of networks, such as an 802.11-compatible network interface for connection to wireless local area networks (e.g., Wi-Fi networks) and an 802.15-compatible network interface for connection to a mobile device via a personal area network (Bluetooth). Via such connections, the playback devices may receive two or more concurrent streams. By managing these streams according to playback policies, the portable playback devices may play the user's intended audio without necessarily requiring user input to explicitly select among the concurrent streams.
Method, medium, and system decoding and encoding a multi-channel signal
A method, medium, and system decoding and/or encoding multiple channels. Accordingly, down-mixed multiple channels can be decoded/up-mixed to a left channel and a right channel during a first stage, thereby enabling a high quality sound output even in scalable channel decoding.