Air leak self-diagnosis for a communication device

Details Air leak self-diagnosis for a communication device Air leak self-diagnosis for a communication device

2004-04-23

2009-08-04

Chin, Vivian (Department: 2614)

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices

Monitoring/measuring of audio devices

C073S049300

Reexamination Certificate

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07570769

ABSTRACT:
A communication device (100) is provided with a technique (400) for self-diagnosing an air leak. The leak is determined without having to open the communication device by applying a temporary excitation signal to the speaker terminals (402) to produce a damped response (404) and then monitoring the damped response (406) of the speaker.

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