Radio transmitter and receiver device having a headset with spea

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – With a common signal processing stage

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455 90, 379430, 381151, H04B 138

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046548831

ABSTRACT:
A radio transmitter and receiver device in which a head band has a transmitting microphone at one end and a receiving speaker at the other end. This microphone comprises a bone transmission type microphone for detecting aural oscillation of an external auditory canal transmitted through a bone tissue of a head portion from a mouth, said microphone being brought into contact with a side head portion at the rear of an ear. Thus, one ear is blocked by the speaker but the other ear is open, and therefore, a user can catch noises thereabout. A transmitting and receiving antenna has matching means and is mounted on the side of the speaker.

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