Noise reducing receiver device
First Claim
1. A noise reducing receiver device, comprising;
- electro-acoustic transducing means for converting electrical signals into acoustic output signals and having a transfer function H;
amplifying means having a transfer function A for amplifying electrical signals and supplying the amplified electrical signals to said electro-acoustic transducing means;
microphone means for converting output acoustic signals from said electro-acoustic transducing means together with acoustic noise in the vicinity of said electro-acoustic transducing means into electrical signals, said microphone means having a transfer function M and comprising a first microphone means having a first diaphragm and a second microphone means having a second diaphragm, the first and second diaphragms being disposed in mutual proximity and in opposition to each other; and
feedback means having a transfer function β
for negatively feeding back electrical signals produced by said microphone means as an input to said amplifying means, wherein least one of said transfer functions is adjustable within a predetermined range such that |AHMβ
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Abstract
The present invention is concerned with a receiver device for converting electrical signal from a headphone, a telephone receiver or the like into acoustic signals. More particularly, it relates to a noise reducing receiver device in which acoustic signals in the vicinity of an electro-acoustic transducer element are converted by a microphone into electrical signals and negatively fed back to an amplifier circuit which is adapted for amplifying input electrical signals and supplying the amplified signals to the electro-acoustic transducer element. In the noise reducing receiver device, the input electrical signals are amplified by the amplifier circuit and converted by the electro-acoustic transducer element into output acoustic signals. A microphone is arranged in the vicinity of the electro-acoustic transducer element and adapted for converting the output acoustic signals and external noise into electrical signals, which are negatively fed back to the amplifier circuit via a feedback circuit. The output acoustic signals may be heard at a desired noise reduction level by adjusting the transfer function H of the electro-acoustic transducer element, the transfer function A of the amplifier circuit, the transfer function M of the microphone and the transfer function β of the feedback circuit within a range determined by |AHMβ|>>1.
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7 Claims
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1. A noise reducing receiver device, comprising;
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electro-acoustic transducing means for converting electrical signals into acoustic output signals and having a transfer function H; amplifying means having a transfer function A for amplifying electrical signals and supplying the amplified electrical signals to said electro-acoustic transducing means; microphone means for converting output acoustic signals from said electro-acoustic transducing means together with acoustic noise in the vicinity of said electro-acoustic transducing means into electrical signals, said microphone means having a transfer function M and comprising a first microphone means having a first diaphragm and a second microphone means having a second diaphragm, the first and second diaphragms being disposed in mutual proximity and in opposition to each other; and feedback means having a transfer function β
for negatively feeding back electrical signals produced by said microphone means as an input to said amplifying means, wherein least one of said transfer functions is adjustable within a predetermined range such that |AHMβ
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