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US 2013/0294209 A1Published application
Voice control of optical disk drive
AssigneesHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., Hong Fu Jin Precision Industry (Wuhan) Co., Ltd.
InventorLONG ZHAO
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Abstract
A control circuit for an optical disk drive includes a microphone, an analog-to-digital (A/D conversion) module, a control module, and a processing module configured to compare a digital representation of a spoken command from a user against the operation representation of the control module. If the processing module determines that a spoken command in the analog form, is equal to the digital signal, the control module acts on the command and controls the optical disk drive to change its status.
Claims10
A control circuit for an optical disk drive, comprising:
- a microphone generating an analog signal corresponding to a voice;
- an analog-to-digital (A/D) conversion module configured to convert the analog signal into a first digital signal;
- a control module configured to output an operation signal according to the status of the optical disk drive;
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- a processing module configured to boost or reduce the first digital signal for predetermined times, to generate a plurality of second digital signals, wherein the processing module is configured to receive the operation signal from the control module, and determine whether the operation signal is equal to one of the second digital signals, the processing module outputs a first processing signal responsive to the operation signal being equal to one of the second digital signals, and outputs a second processing signal responsive to the audios signal being not equal to any one of the second digital signals;
- wherein when the control module receives the first processing signal, the control module controls the optical disk drive in a status different from a current status, and when the control module receives the second processing signal, the control module maintains the optical disk drive in an original status.
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