Telephonic communications – Substation or terminal circuitry – Conversion of signal form
Patent
1994-03-31
1996-01-16
Hofsass, Jeffery
Telephonic communications
Substation or terminal circuitry
Conversion of signal form
379430, 379 61, 381 63, 381183, H04M 1100
Patent
active
054855144
ABSTRACT:
A telephone instrument creates spatially simulated sound signals from signals received from a telephone line. The received signals are directed to left and right channels. In each channel, the signals are processed via a direct path, an early reflection path including a finite impulse response filter and a reverberant decay path including all-pass filter. In each channel, the outputs from the three paths are summed with different weights.
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Knappe Michael E.
Shelton Brian R.
Hofsass Jeffery
Moorhouse J. E.
Northern Telecom Limited
Saint-Surin Jacques M.
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