Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Electro-acoustic audio transducer – Thermal response to – or generation of – sound vibration
Patent
1991-07-31
1992-10-27
Ng, Jin F.
Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices
Electro-acoustic audio transducer
Thermal response to, or generation of, sound vibration
381187, 381168, 12820119, 379175, H04R 2500
Patent
active
051596415
ABSTRACT:
A microphone circuit control mechanism which is utilized to control the output of a microphone (20) disposed in a breathing mask (12) the microphone circuit extending to a communications device (22) and wherein the microphone circuit control mechanism includes a switch (86) in the microphone circuit, which switch can be toggled between "on" and "off" states in response to a drop in pressure within a pressure sensing chamber (44). The switch (86) is a single-pole double-throw magnetic reed switch which is disposed within the pressure sensing cavity (44), which cavity is in a demand regulator (14). The regulator includes a valve (27) capable of admitting air under pressure into the pressure sensing chamber when required. The magnetic reed switch (86) is toggled in response to movement of a magnet (112) carried by a portion (64) of a valve operating means (30) which portion moves in response to a drop in pressure in the sensing chamber (44). The reed switch (86) includes a pigtail (100 ) which has been configured and positioned in such a manner relative to the permanent magnet as to provide an adjusting structure for adjusting the toggle position.
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Lenz Vernon
Siska William D.
Sopko Timothy J.
Figgie International Inc.
Le Huyen D.
Ng Jin F.
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