Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current
Patent
1994-10-03
1996-10-22
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Systems using alternating or pulsating current
375219, 375258, 455 41, 381163, H04L 2700
Patent
active
055685161
ABSTRACT:
A cordless headset, requiring very low power using Time Variant Modulation (TVM) for reception of a magnetic signal and TVM of RF or infrared as the transmitter. The headset area or zone of operations is defined by the magnetic field that the headset operates within and uses a handshake protocol that takes advantage of the TVM fixed clock period. The headset communicates with a base station that includes a TVM transmitter and loop for transmitting a TVM signal to the cordless headset, and a RF or infrared receiver capable of receiving TVM signals from the headset. The base station also contains the headset protocol logic for controlling the headset transmission. The headset and base station receiver can both be fixed, mobile or portable and vary with respect to orientation and distance from each other. The receiver circuits in both base station and headset automatically adjust to the variance in signal strength.
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Strohallen Gene M.
Young Robert F.
Chin Stephen
Ghebretinsae T.
Phonic Ear Incorporated
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