Personal computer audio interface device and method of using the same
OwnerStan Kosciukinventor
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An interface system for interconnecting a personal computer to audio input ports of a home stereo system. An illustrative embodiment of the invention comprises impedance transformers for improving the impedance match between an audio output port of the PC and the higher impedance audio input ports of the stereo system. An elongated low voltage, low impedance cable has coupling devices at each end, the coupling devices being dimensioned and arranged to establish respective signal paths through the cable by electrically interconnecting the audio output port and the corresponding low impedance windings of the first and second impedance transformers. The illustrative interface system further includes additional coupling devices dimensioned and arranged to accommodate electrical connections between corresponding high impedance windings of the first and second impedance transformers and the first and second audio input ports of the home stereo system.
An interface system for interconnecting an audio output port of a personal computer to first and second audio input ports of a home stereo system, each of said first and second audio input ports being characterized by a substantially higher input impedance than an output impedance of said audio output port, comprising:
A method of audibly reproducing audio signals originating at a personal computer using a remotely located home stereo system, comprising the steps of:
An interface system for interconnecting an audio output port of a personal computer to at least one audio input port of a home stereo system via an elongated low impedance cable having first and second coupling devices at first and second ends thereof, respectively, said at least one audio input port being characterized by a substantially higher input impedance than an output impedance of said audio output port, comprising:
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