Rechargeable dual-use transceiver set for audio applications
AssigneeSunpower Universal Technology Corp.
InventorJohnson Hsu
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Abstract
A rechargeable dual-use transceiver set for audio applications comprises a first transceiver and a second transceiver. The first transceiver includes a device end USB connector; a first connecting end USB connector; and a first transceiver unit. The second transceiver includes a second connecting end USB connector; at least one I/O (input/output) port; a second transceiver unit; and a rechargeable battery. The I/O port may be at least one of an earphone or a speaker. Thereby a reel can be installed to the second transceiver for winding the wire of the I/O port. The transceiver set can be used to a wired device or a wireless device. Furthermore, the second transceiver is rechargeable without using any discrete or separate power supply.
Claims5
A rechargeable dual-use transceiver set for audio applications comprising:
- a first transceiver including:
- a device end USB connector capable of being connected to a device for transferring signals into the first transceiver or out of the first transceiver;
- a first connecting end USB connector capable of being connected to another USB connector so that signals can be transmitted from or received into the first transceiver;
- a first transceiver unit being an RF device for wired or wireless transmission or receiving signals from the connecting end USB connector;
- and,
- a second transceiver including:
- a second connecting end USB connector capable of being connected to another USB connector so that signals can be transmitted from or received into the second transceiver;
- at least one I/O (input/output) port capable of being connected to the ear of the user so that signals can be transmitted into the ear of the user or sound is transferred into the second transceiver;
- a second transceiver unit being an RF device for wired or wireless transmission signals between the second connecting end USB connector and the I/O port;
- and,
- a rechargeable battery for charging electric power from the first transceiver to be used for the second transceiver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.