Teleconferencing acoustic transducer

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Hearing aids – electrical – Specified casing or housing

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381 87, 181158, 179 18BC, H04R 140

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045555982

ABSTRACT:
A directional acoustic transducer includes a plurality of acoustic paths each having first and second ends. The second end of each path terminates in the atmosphere. An electroacoustic device is attached to an acoustic cavity and the acoustic path first ends are coupled to the said acoustic cavity through an acoustic arrangement adapted to produce a predetermined transducer directional response pattern.

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