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AssigneeNamiki Seimitsu Houseki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShoichi Kaneda, Kenji Ueno, Minoru Ueda
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This invention realizes an incoming call notification operation for portable equipments in which the amplitude of vibration matches the rhythm of the melody, by electrically connecting an electromagnetic induction actuator that produces melody and vibration to an integrated circuit that outputs the melody generation signal and the vibration signal, and by applying to the electromagnetic induction actuator either the melody generation signal from the integrated circuit or a signal created by mixing the melody generation signal and the vibration generation signal.
Incoming call notification equipment that has a signal generation source with a melody generation signal output terminal and a vibration signal output terminal, and that has an electromagnetic induction actuator that is electrically connected to the melody generation signal output terminal and produces melody and vibration.
An incoming call notification method for a portable equipment that has a signal generation source with a melody generation signal output terminal and a vibration signal output terminal and a means of producing melody or vibration in response to their signals, in which method an electromagnetic induction actuator that is electrically connected to the melody generation signal output terminal is used as the means of producing melody or vibration.
Incoming call notification equipment that has a signal generation source that has a mixed signal output terminal for which the melody generation signal is mixed with a vibration signal that varies at least one of the signal voltage, frequency or period of impression, and that has an electromagnetic induction actuator that is electrically connected to the mixed signal output terminal and produces melody and vibration.
An incoming call notification method for a portable equipment that has a signal generation source that has a mixed signal output terminal for which the melody generation signal is mixed with a vibration signal that varies at least one of the signal voltage, frequency or period of impression, in which method an electromagnetic induction actuator that is electrically connected to the melody generation signal output terminal and produces melody and vibration is used as the means of producing melody or vibration.
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