Slim-tunnel wind port for a communication device
AssigneeMororola Solutions, Inc.
InventorsTeik Seng Saw, Cheah Heng Tan, Huoy Thyng Yow
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Abstract
A housing having a port for reducing wind-induced noise in a communication device. The housing includes a first channel, a second channel, and a ridge between the first and second channels. The housing further includes a tunnel extending through the ridge, which tunnel connects the first and second channels. The housing further includes a microphone port beneath the ridge, which microphone port is connected to the tunnel and connects the tunnel to a microphone cavity in the housing.
Claims20
A housing for a communication device, the housing comprising:
- a first channel;
- a second channel;
- a ridge between the first and second channels;
- a tunnel extending through the ridge and connecting the first and second channels;
- and
- a microphone port beneath the ridge, the microphone port connected to the tunnel and configured to connect the tunnel to a microphone cavity in the housing;
- wherein the housing is a single piece element.
A communication device comprising:
- a single piece element housing including
- a microphone cavity;
- a first channel;
- a second channel;
- a ridge between the first and second channels;
- a tunnel extending through the ridge and connecting the first and second channels;
- a microphone port beneath the ridge, the microphone port connecting the tunnel to the microphone cavity;
- and
- a microphone in the microphone cavity.
A housing for a communication device, the housing comprising:
- a first set of surfaces defining a first channel;
- a second set of surfaces defining a second channel;
- a ridge between the first and second channels;
- and
- a microphone port beneath the ridge, wherein the microphone port that is connected to both of the first and second channels and extends downward from the first and second channels and is configured to connect the first and second channels to a microphone cavity in the housing, and wherein the housing is a single piece element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.