Audio player using sigma-delta pulse-width modulation

Music – Instruments – Electrical musical tone generation

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C330S010000, C341S143000

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07439440

ABSTRACT:
An audio player using sigma-delta pulse-width modulation includes a Δ-Σ PWM unit, a drive unit, a speaker unit, and an error prediction unit. The Δ-Σ PWM unit receives an input signal and generates a pulse-width modulation (PWM) signal by means of sigma-delta pulse-width modulation. The drive unit receives the PWM signal and generates a drive signal, and the speaker unit receives the drive signal to produce sound. The error prediction unit receives the PWM signal and generates a predicted feedback signal for the Δ-Σ PWM unit according to stored error data.

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