Sound transmission system
AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsSung-Eun Kim, Sung-Weon Kang, Chang-Hee Hyoung, Jin-Bong Sung, Jin-Kyung Kim, Duck-Gun Park, Chang-Kyu Kim
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AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsSung-Eun Kim, Sung-Weon Kang, Chang-Hee Hyoung, Jin-Bong Sung, Jin-Kyung Kim, Duck-Gun Park, Chang-Kyu Kim
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The present invention relates to a sound transmission system using a human body as a propagation medium. The transmission system includes a first signal transmitter and a second signal transmitter respectively generating signals having frequencies corresponding to each other, the first and second signal transmitters being coupled to the human body, wherein the first and second signal transmitters respectively generate high frequency signals having an opposite phase to each other, and the respective signal transmitters combine the audio signals and the high frequency signals to transmit the combined signals to the human body. The respective signal transmitters combine the generated audio signals and high frequency signals, adjust an output phase of the combined signals, and transmit the combined signals through the human body.
A sound transmission system using a human body as a propagation medium, the transmission system comprising a first signal transmitter and a second signal transmitter respectively generating high frequency signals having the same frequencies at least higher than an audible frequency bandwidth and having opposite phases to each other, the first and second signal transmitters coupled to the human body,
A sound transmission system using a human body as a propagation medium, the transmission system comprising a first signal transmitter and a second signal transmitter respectively generating high frequency signals having the same frequencies at least higher than an audible frequency bandwidth and having opposite phases to each other, the first and second signal transmitters coupled to the human body,
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