Telephonic communications – Substation or terminal circuitry – For loudspeaking terminal
Patent
1990-02-20
1991-04-23
Dwyer, James L.
Telephonic communications
Substation or terminal circuitry
For loudspeaking terminal
379406, 379388, H04M 908
Patent
active
050105701
ABSTRACT:
A process to reduce the howl condition in a radiotelephone when the microphone picks up audio from the speaker. The condition is detected by first lowering the speaker volume (103) and measuring the microphone volume for a corresponding decrease (104). The speaker volume is then increased (105) and the microphone volume is again measured for a corresponding increase (106). If the microphone volume follows the speaker volume, a howl condition has been detected. To eliminate the condition without the volume fluctuations being noticed by the parties conversing, the microphone and speaker volume is reduced in small increments (114) until the condition is eliminated.
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Ford David K.
Kobylarz Daniel E.
Bolvin Kenneth W.
Dwyer James L.
Motorola Inc.
Shehata M.
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