Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Noise or distortion suppression – Interpolation
Patent
1986-10-28
1988-02-23
Rubinson, Gene Z.
Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices
Noise or distortion suppression
Interpolation
381 98, 381117, 381159, 181160, H03G 500
Patent
active
047275839
ABSTRACT:
An audio arrangement includes a thin speaker/transducer positioned within a portable housing wherein the speaker cavity is dimensioned to move the resonant frequency of the speaker/housing combination up to approximately the free-air cutoff frequency of the speaker/tranducer. The resulting response then falls off at about 6 db/octave below that point. An amplifier having gain increasing at 6 db/octave is placed in the signal input path for creating an essentially flat frequency response in the normally desired audio range.
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Motorola Inc.
Parker Margaret M.
Rubinson Gene Z.
Sarli, Jr. Anthony J.
Schroeder L. C.
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