System and method for perceiving high audio frequency in stereo through human bones
OwnerLuis Stohrinventor
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Abstract
A system for perceiving high audio frequencies in stereo includes a bone vibration transducer including an exciter configured to receive high frequency signal components and to reproduce the high frequency signal components; and the bone vibration transducer further includes a swingable bar pivotally coupled with the exciter via a pivot holder to perform a swinging movement; wherein in the swinging movement, the swingable bar is swung to generate vibrations waves corresponding to the reproduced high frequency signal components and to convey the vibration waves to at least one bone of a user.
Claims18
A system for perceiving high audio frequencies in stereo, comprising:
- a bone vibration transducer comprising an exciter configured to receive high frequency signal components and to reproduce the high frequency signal components;
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- the bone vibration transducer further comprising a swingable bar pivotally coupled with the exciter via a pivot holder to perform a swinging movement;
- wherein in the swinging movement, the swingable bar is swung to generate vibrations waves corresponding to the reproduced high frequency signal components and to convey the vibration waves to at least one bone of a user,
- wherein the swingable bar comprises a brass bar and a polymer bar overlappedly arranged on the brass bar.
A method for perceiving high audio frequency in stereo, comprising:
- pivotally coupling a swingable bar with an exciter via a pivot holder to form a bone vibration transducer;
- receiving, by the exciter, high-frequency signal components and reproducing the high frequency signal components;
- generating, by the swingable bar, vibration waves corresponding to the reproduced high frequency signal components in a swinging movement;
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- conveying, by the swingable bar, the vibration waves to at least one bone of a user,
- wherein the swingable bar comprises a brass bar and a polymer bar overlappedly arranged on the brass bar.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.