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AssigneesThales Defense & Security, Inc., 3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsGregory George TAMER, David Lawrence ALBEAN, John Edward BACZEWSKI, Raul Bolivar MONTALVO, Grant Colin WUNSCH
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A device for reducing communications crosstalk including a plurality of channel inputs each configured to receive an incoming signal from a respective device. The device further includes at least one control input configured such that, when the control input is triggered, the control input activates a voltage divider that attenuates at least one of the incoming signals, thereby reducing crosstalk between a first channel carrying the at least one attenuated incoming signal and a second channel not carrying the at least one attenuated incoming signal. The at least one attenuated incoming signal and the remaining incoming signals are output to a respective receiver.
A device for reducing communications crosstalk, the device comprising:
A method for reducing communications crosstalk between channels of a first transceiver and a second transceiver, the first transceiver including a first input channel configured to carry a first audio input signal and a first output channel configured to carry a first audio output signal, the second transceiver including a second input channel configured to carry a second audio input signal and a second output channel configured to carry a second audio output signal, the method comprising:
An apparatus for reducing audio crosstalk between channels of a first transceiver and a second transceiver, the first transceiver including a first input channel configured to carry a first audio input signal and a first output channel configured to carry a first audio output signal, the second transceiver including a second input channel configured to carry a second audio input signal and a second output channel configured to carry a second audio output signal, the apparatus comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium for implementation on a device for reducing audio crosstalk between channels of a first transceiver and a second transceiver, the first transceiver including a first input channel configured to carry a first audio input signal and a first output channel configured to carry a first audio output signal, the second transceiver including a second input channel configured to carry a second audio input signal and a second output channel configured to carry a second audio output signal, the non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising executable code for causing a computer to:
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