Interconnected system for high-quality wireless transmission of audio and video between electronic consumer devices

Abstract

The proposed solution aims to describe the functionality, interconnection and application fields of a system that allows the transmission of audio and video between sending and receiving devices, wirelessly to a decoding and playback terminal, eliminating physical cables, their characteristics could vary from model to model and from manufacturer to manufacturer, due to the immense variety of work methods, assembly, hardware, software and the like that could be included or eliminated in order to achieve a stable, synchronous transmission, with minimal losses and that enable the interconnection of as many equipment as necessary.

Claims

1. An interconnected system for the wireless transmission of high-quality audio and video among consumer electronics devices comprising: an electronic wireless transmission module incorporated into a printed circuit board provided inside a main housing of a consumer electronic device configured to generate at least one of an electrical audio signal or an electrical video signal, said consumer electronic device includes at least one wired output port that outputs said at least one of an electrical audio signal or an electrical video signal flowing through an electrically conductive path connected to said at least one wired output port, said electronic wireless transmission module takes said at least one of electrical audio signal or electrical video signal from the electrically conductive path directly coupled to said at least one wired output port and wirelessly transmits said electrical audio signal or said electrical video signal through an integrated antenna.

2. The interconnected system according to claim 1, wherein said at least one of electrical audio signal or electrical video signal is wirelessly transmitted by said integrated antenna in a spectrum between 2.8-6.0 GHz.

3. The interconnected system according to claim 1, wherein said electronic wireless transmission module is powered by said consumer electronics device.

4. The interconnected system according to claim 1, further comprising a module for synchronizing at least one of an audio or video signal between consumer electronics devices, as well as at least one of an order, duration, or volume of the synchronized at least one of an audio or video signal.

5. The interconnected system according to claim 1, wherein said at least one of an electrical audio signal or an electrical video signal is an analog signal or a digital signal.

6. An interconnected system for the wireless transmission of high-quality audio and video among consumer electronics devices comprising: an electronic wireless reception module incorporated into a printed circuit board provided inside a main housing of a consumer electronic device configured to reproduce at least one of an electrical audio signal or an electrical video signal received a wired input port of said consumer electronic device, said received at least one of an electrical audio signal or an electrical video signal being transmitted from said wired input port through an electrically conductive path for reproduction on said consumer electronic device, wherein said electronic wireless reception module receives on an integrated antenna at least one of a wireless audio signal or a wireless video signal, converts said received at least one of a wireless audio signal or a wireless video signal into a respective converted electrical audio signal or converted electrical video signal and transmits said converted respective electrical audio signal or converted electrical video signal into said electrically conductive path directly coupled to said wired input port for reproduction on said consumer electronic device.

7. The interconnected system according to claim 6, wherein said wireless audio signal or said wireless video signal is wirelessly transmitted in a spectrum between 2.8-6.0 GHz.

8. The interconnected system according to claim 6, wherein said electronic wireless reception module is powered by said consumer electronics device.

9. The interconnected system according to claim 6, further comprising a module for synchronizing at least one of an audio or video signal between consumer electronics devices, as well as at least one of an order, duration, or volume of the synchronized at least one of an audio or video signal.

10. The interconnected system according to claim 6, wherein said at least one of an electrical audio signal or an electrical video signal is an analog signal or a digital signal.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) The drawings are presented by way of illustration and not limiting the present application. The figures in the drawings are briefly described as follows:

(2) FIG. 1: Shows the block diagram of the present utility application.

(3) FIG. 2: Shows the interior of a device equipped with a wireless transmitter (Emitter IA/V).

(4) FIG. 3: Diagram of a device equipped with a wireless receiver (Receptor IA/V).

(5) FIG. 4: Shows a perspective view of a user when using devices equipped with wireless transmitters and receivers.

(6) FIG. 5: Shows a user interacting by selecting the wireless transmission option in a device provided with a screen.

REFERENCE NUMBERING

(7) 100—Electronic consumer device 110—I-A/V transmitter device 111—Audio and video fed from an I-A/V device 112—I-A/V Receiver Device 113—Audio and video processed and displayed by the I-A/V receiver 120—Printed circuit board 121—I-A/V transmitter 122—I-A/V Transmitter power supply 123—Output signal sent wirelessly 124—Usual components typical of the usual operation of the transmitting device 130—Printed circuit board 131—I-A/V receiver 132—I-A/V receiver power supply 133—Audio and video input signal received wirelessly 134—Additional components typical of the usual operation of the receiver device 140—End user 141—Device equipped with I-A/V transmitter 142—Device equipped with I-A/V receiver 143—Images displayed on I-A/V receiving equipment 150—Selection options for the use of wireless reception 151—Television remote control

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(8) FIG. 1: The block diagram shown represents the operation of the present application while providing information on the possible interaction with its users. In the first steps of the block, it is verified whether both devices considered; sender and receiver, have the necessary components to establish a wireless link and if both are electrically powered.

(9) This main power supply of the consumer electronics device; is the one that provides supply for the operation of the circuitry that is integrated into the consumer electronics apparatus since its assembly phase.

(10) The user then proceeds to select that the input to be used, on the receiving device, is the one associated with the sending device. This operation must be done manually and would depend on the default options of the receiving device. As soon as this selection has been made, the link between the sending device and the receiver is made possible; so that if necessary, it is possible to immediately start the reproduction of the physical medium that could be reproduced by the device equipped with transmitter.

(11) The signal reproduced and flowing through the main circuit board to the RCA outputs, is converted to its wireless form and transmitted by radio waves at a frequency that can range between 2.8 and 6.0 MHz. The electrical video signal can also be accompanied by audio signals, which will be transmitted from its corresponding port, and both received wirelessly in the device that will play them for the enjoyment of the users.

(12) The received signal is then re-converted and fed to the corresponding input, for further processing and play.

(13) In FIG. 2, a consumer electronics apparatus (100) is shown which could be, but not limited to: a media player, entertainment system, video game system, common cable television signal decoding terminal which is electrically powered (122) and has its own common operating components (124) in which has been integrated an I-A/V transmitter device (121) included in a printed circuit board (120) (since its assembly phase) capable of taking the electrical signal that flows through physical means towards the output port of any of the aforementioned devices, and transmitting it wirelessly (123) to the I-A/V type signal receiver device (131).

(14) FIG. 3 shows an electrically powered apparatus (132) capable of displaying images and/or sounds which can be, but not limited to: computer monitor, a smart television, a conventional CRT television or a sound system, in which has been integrated (since its assembly phase) a receiver device of I-A/V type (131) interconnected by physical means to a printed circuit board (130) capable of taking wireless signals (133) and feed them to the input port where, by physical means and electronic components (134) will be treated and subsequently played either by in screen of the device or speakers, in the case of only sounds.

(15) In FIG. 4, a person or group of people, identified as end users (140) are located adjacent to the apparatus that includes the I-A/V reception device (142) to enjoy the visual or auditive experience of educational content, entertainment, personal or professional that is being played (143) on the screen or speaker and that are originated from an apparatus equipped with an I-A/V transmitter (141).

(16) FIG. 5 shows a user (140), assisted by a remote control (151), interacting with a device equipped with an I-A/V receiver (142), which allows to enable or disable the wireless transmission functions and/or choose the input port just as if a conventional physical input (150) was being used.