序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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161 | USER INPUT WITH FINGERPRINT SENSOR | EP14844621 | 2014-09-10 | EP3047427A4 | 2017-06-14 | ANG POON-KEONG; JIANG DIANA DAN; HASBUN ROBERT NASRY |
162 | USER INPUT WITH FINGERPRINT SENSOR | EP14844621.4 | 2014-09-10 | EP3047427A2 | 2016-07-27 | ANG, Poon-Keong; JIANG, Diana Dan; HASBUN, Robert Nasry |
Devices such as tablets, smartphones, media players, and so forth may incorporate a fingerprint sensor to support acquisition of biometric identification data. As described herein, input data from the fingerprint sensor may be used to control one or more functions of the device. The function controlled may be based at least in part on context of one or more applications executing on the device, direction of motion, and so forth. In one implementation, movement parallel to the fingerprint sensor may modify audio volume settings on the device. | ||||||
163 | PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING AMPLIFICATION OF RECEIVED LIGHT INTENSITY IN PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR | EP13173553.2 | 2013-06-25 | EP2680437B1 | 2016-05-25 | Tsuzuki, Ryosuke; Kawai, Takehiro; Okuno, Motoharu |
164 | AN ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT WITH A CURRENT RIPPLE FILTER | EP12715062.1 | 2012-04-10 | EP2837078B1 | 2016-01-20 | OLSSON, Jörgen; APPELBERG, Mikael; SVENSSON, Martin |
An electronic circuit comprising an ACRF comprising an active component, an energy storage unit, an input port and an output port. The electronic circuit comprises a control unit to control the ACRF. A detector detects a short circuit at the input port or the absence of an energy supply at the input port. The control unit controls the ACRF to function as an ACRF if the detector detects a power supply connected to the input port or that there is no short circuit at the input port, and controls the ACRF to stop functioning as an ACRF and to discharge energy from its energy storage unit to its output port if the detector detects a short circuit at the input port or no power supply connected to the input port. | ||||||
165 | Method and device for controlling power amplification | EP12191726.4 | 2008-08-13 | EP2557697B1 | 2015-06-03 | Yin, Weimin; Zhang, Xikun; Sun, Jie; Chen, Wei; Sun, Yiping; Sun, Yijun |
166 | Photoelectric sensor and method for controlling amplification of received light intensity in photoelectric sensor | EP13173553.2 | 2013-06-25 | EP2680437A3 | 2015-01-07 | Tsuzuki, Ryosuke; Kawai, Takehiro; Okuno, Motoharu |
The invention is directed to change a gain of the received light intensity at a stable rate, with respect to sensitivity adjustment manipulations. A photoelectric sensor amplifies a received light intensity signal generated through light projection processing and light receiving processing, and performs detection processing using the amplified received light intensity signal. The photoelectric sensor is provided with a device (a variable resistor) generating an adjustment command signal changing linearly with respect to sensitivity adjustment manipulations performed by a user. Further, the sensor is provided with an amplification processing part including a variable gain amplifier which is adapted such that the aforementioned adjustment command signal is inputted thereto. Further, the variable gain amplifier is adapted to convert the signal into a gain control signal changing exponentially with respect to sensitivity adjustment manipulations and, further, is adapted to perform amplification processing using a gain according to the gain control signal. |
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167 | RF POWER SENSOR WITH CHOPPER AMPLIFIER | EP07783311.9 | 2007-05-04 | EP2016432B1 | 2013-09-18 | LANG, David; LOPEZ, Noel, A. |
168 | Amplifier | EP13150355.9 | 2013-01-07 | EP2634918A2 | 2013-09-04 | MANIWA, Toru; KIMURA, Shigekazu |
An amplifier includes an amplifying element that amplifies an input signal; an output terminal that outputs the signal amplified by the amplifying element; a matching circuit disposed in series between the amplifying element and the output terminal, and performing impedance matching; an impedance converter disposed in series between the amplifying element and the matching circuit or between the matching circuit and the output terminal; and a first resonator and a second resonator connected at the ends of the impedance converter. |
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169 | SIGNAL PROCESSING DEVICE AND METHOD, PROGRAM, AND DATA RECORDING MEDIUM | EP11823574.6 | 2011-09-06 | EP2615736A1 | 2013-07-17 | TSUJI Minoru; CHINEN Toru |
The present invention relates to a signal processing apparatus and method, a program, and a data recording medium configured such that the playback level of an audio signal can be easily and effectively enhanced without requiring prior analysis. An analyzer 21 generates mapping control information in the form of the root mean square of samples in a given segment of a supplied audio signal. A mapping processor 22 takes a nonlinear function determined by the mapping control information taken as a mapping function, and conducts amplitude conversion on a supplied audio signal using the mapping function. In this way, by conducting amplitude conversion of an audio signal using a nonlinear function that changes according to the characteristics in respective segments of an audio signal, the playback level of an audio signal can be easily and effectively enhanced without requiring prior analysis. The present invention may be applied to portable playback apparatus. |
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170 | METHOD AND EQUIPMENT FOR CONTROLLING POWER AMPLIFICATION | EP08783959.3 | 2008-08-13 | EP2180602B1 | 2012-12-26 | YIN, Weimin; ZHANG, Xikun; SUN, Jie; CHEN, Wei; SUN, Yiping; SUN, Yijun |
171 | PROCESSING METHOD, SYSTEM AND PROCESSING DEVICE FOR GAIN CONTROL | EP09806329 | 2009-06-30 | EP2330736A4 | 2011-09-07 | LIN YANGBO |
172 | AUDIO GAIN CONTROL USING SPECIFIC-LOUDNESS-BASED AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION | EP07754779.2 | 2007-03-30 | EP2011234B1 | 2010-12-29 | CROCKETT, Brett, Graham; SEEFELDT, Alan, Jeffrey |
In one disclosed aspect, dynamic gain modification s are applied to an audio signal at least partly in response to auditory events and/or the degree of change in signal characteristics associated with said auditory event boundaries. In another aspect, an audio signal is divided into auditory events by comparing the difference in specific loudness between successive time blocks of the audio signal. | ||||||
173 | METHOD AND EQUIPMENT FOR CONTROLLING POWER AMPLIFICATION | EP08783959 | 2008-08-13 | EP2180602A4 | 2010-08-11 | YIN WEIMIN; ZHANG XIKUN; SUN JIE; CHEN WEI; SUN YIPING; SUN YIJUN |
174 | AUDIO GAIN CONTROL USING SPECIFIC-LOUDNESS-BASED AUDITORY EVENT DETECTION | EP07754779.2 | 2007-03-30 | EP2011234A1 | 2009-01-07 | CROCKETT, Brett, Graham; SEEFELDT, Alan, Jeffrey |
In one disclosed aspect, dynamic gain modification s are applied to an audio signal at least partly in response to auditory events and/or the degree of change in signal characteristics associated with said auditory event boundaries. In another aspect, an audio signal is divided into auditory events by comparing the difference in specific loudness between successive time blocks of the audio signal. | ||||||
175 | VOLUME ADJUSTER FOR SOUND GENERATING DEVICE | EP00951917 | 2000-08-09 | EP1137172A4 | 2005-03-09 | INOUE MASAYUKI; GOMI MIKA; ISHIHARA TAKASHI |
A volume adjuster for a sound generating device for changing the volume in multiple steps, made upper of a small number of parts. The volume adjuster comprises a sound generating unit (13), two resistors (Ra, Rb) connected in series with a drive circuit of the sound generating unit (13), two switch sections (SW1, SW2) connected, respectively, in parallel with the resistors (Ra, Rb), a control section (11) for turning the switch sections (SW1, SW2) on/off with control signals (C1, C2), an NPN transistor (Qf) connected in series with the sound generating unit (13), and a sound pattern generator (15) for turning the NPN transistor (Qf) on/off with a sound pattern signal (f) wherein the volume of the sound generated by the sound generating unit (13) is regulated stepwise by turning the switch sections (SW1, SW2) on/off with the control signals (C1, C2) thereby selecting the resistance of a resister connected with the sound generating unit (13) variably. | ||||||
176 | Audio signal processing device | EP99122781.0 | 1999-11-16 | EP1003283A3 | 2003-08-27 | Kageyama, Toru, c/o Pioneer Corporation; Takami,Yusuke, c/o Pioneer Corporation; Sasaki, Masaru, c/o Pioneer Corporation; Inohana, Haruyuki, c/o Pioneer Corporation; Sawaki, Manabu, c/o Pioneer Corporation |
An audio signal processing device includes an audio signal control line including controllers for controlling a present value of each of a frequency characteristic, loudness, sound volume, fader of an input audio signal to designated values to be outputted, a zero crossing detector for detecting a timing when an amplitude of the input audio signal crosses a zero level of the audio signal; and a switching controller for switching the present value into the designated value in response to a switching command signal at the timing detected by the zero crossing detector. In this configuration, the zero level crossing timing of the audio signal is detected, and a designated controller makes the control operation at the zero level crossing timing. The click from a speaker can be eliminated. |
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177 | VOLUME ADJUSTER FOR SOUND GENERATING DEVICE | EP00951917.4 | 2000-08-09 | EP1137172A1 | 2001-09-26 | INOUE, Masayuki; GOMI, Mika; ISHIHARA, Takashi |
An object is to provide a sound producer volume control apparatus capable of switching sound volume in a multiple stage and arranged by employing a smaller number of components. A sound producer volume control apparatus is comprised of: a sound producer (13); two resistors (Ra), (Rb) series-connected to a drive circuit of the sound producer (13); two switch units (SW1), (SW2) parallel-connected to the resistors (Ra), (Rb) respectively; a control unit (11) for ON/OFF-controlling the switch units (SW1), (SW2) in response to control signals (C1), (C2); an NPN transistor (Qf) series-connected to the sound producer (13); and a sound producing pattern generator (15) for ON/OFF-controlling the NPN type transistor (Qf) in response to a sound producing pattern signal (f). In this sound producer control units (SW1), (SW2) are ON/OFF-controlled by the control signals (C1), (C2) so as to variably select the resistance values connected to the sound producer (13), so that sound volume of the sound producer (13) is controlled in a stepwise manner. |
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178 | Audio control using auditory event detection | US15809413 | 2017-11-10 | US10103700B2 | 2018-10-16 | Brett G. Crockett; Alan J. Seefeldt |
In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic. | ||||||
179 | Audio Control Using Auditory Event Detection | US15809413 | 2017-11-10 | US20180069517A1 | 2018-03-08 | Brett G. Crockett; Alan J. Seefeldt |
In some embodiments, a method for processing an audio signal in an audio processing apparatus is disclosed. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a parameter, the parameter indicating a location of an auditory event boundary. An audio portion between consecutive auditory event boundaries constitutes an auditory event. The method further includes applying a modification to the audio signal based in part on an occurrence of the auditory event. The parameter may be generated by monitoring a characteristic of the audio signal and identifying a change in the characteristic. | ||||||
180 | RECONFIGURABLE POWER AMPLIFIER | US15441500 | 2017-02-24 | US20180062592A1 | 2018-03-01 | Marco CASSIA; Jose CABANILLAS |
A power amplifier circuit, including: an input node configured to receive a radio frequency (RF) signal; an output node configured to output an amplified RF signal; a main path switchably coupled between the input node and the output node, and including a first plurality of amplification stages to generate a first amplified RF signal; a bypass path switchably coupled between the input node and the output node, and including at least one second amplification stage to generate a second amplified RF signal; and a coupling switch configured to reuse at least a portion of the bypass path to drive the main path to generate a third amplified RF signal. |