Abstract:
A method for adjusting a system performance of a portable electronic device is disclosed. The portable electronic device is connected to a power adapter for obtaining external power supply. The method comprises the steps of: receiving a voltage signal outputted from the power adapter; determining whether to execute an over current protection by the power adapter; calculating a recovering time of the voltage signal if the over current protection is executed by the power adapter, wherein the recovering time is a time period from stopping an output of the voltage signal to restarting the output thereof; and determining an output power of the power adapter to adjust the system performance of the portable electronic device according to the recovering time.
Abstract:
A system, and an apparatus of speaker, and a method for forming a virtual audio is provided. An audio source is processed by a second audio source processing program according to parameters which are entered by the user, and filtered to be a high frequency audio signal. The audio source with orientation is outputted by the orientation speaker.
Abstract:
The invention provides a switching audio power amplifier with de-noise function, including a first comparator, a second comparator, a logic control unit, a de-noise circuit, and a bridge circuit. The first comparator and the second comparator respectively generate the first PWM signal and the second PWM signal, and then the logic control unit performs logic operation to generate a third PWM signal and a fourth PWM signal. If the pulse width of the third PWM signal (or the fourth PWM signal) is lower than a threshold, the de-noise circuit increases the pulse width of the third PWM signal or the fourth PWM signal and outputs the fifth PWM signal and the sixth PWM signal to drive the bridge circuit. Next, the bridge circuit conducts a driving current alternately flowing to and from a load according to the firth PWM signal and the sixth PWM signal.
Abstract:
An audio power amplifier includes a pre-amplifier, an error amplifier, a comparator, a bridge circuit, and a feedback circuit, in which the gain of the pre-amplifier gradually increases when the audio power amplifier is powered on. The comparator generates a PWM signal by comparing a reference signal and an amplified audio signal. The bridge circuit has switches controlled according to the PWM signal such that a driving current alternately flows to and from a load. The feedback circuit generates the feedback signal indicating a condition of the load.
Abstract:
A class D audio amplifier includes an error amplifier, a comparator, a bridge circuit, a feedback circuit and a silent start circuit. The error amplifier generates an error signal by amplifying a difference between a feedback signal and an audio input signal. The comparator generates a first pulse width modulation (PWM) signal by comparing a first triangular-wave signal and the error signal. The bridge circuit has switches alternately conducting a current flowing into and from a load. The feedback circuit generates the feedback signal indicating a condition of the load. The silent start circuit performs AND operation of the first PWM signal and a second PWM signal having a gradually increased duty ratio to generate a third PWM signal for control of the switches of the bridge circuit.
Abstract:
An audio power amplifier includes a pre-amplifier, an error amplifier, a comparator, a bridge circuit, and a feedback circuit, in which the gain of the pre-amplifier gradually increases when the audio power amplifier is powered on. The comparator generates a PWM signal by comparing a reference signal and an amplified audio signal. The bridge circuit has switches controlled according to the PWM signal such that a driving current alternately flows to and from a load. The feedback circuit generates the feedback signal indicating a condition of the load.
Abstract:
An audio power amplifier includes a pre-amplifier, an error amplifier, a comparator, a bridge circuit, and a feedback circuit, in which the gain of the pre-amplifier gradually increases when the audio power amplifier is powered on. The comparator generates a PWM signal by comparing a reference signal and an amplified audio signal. The bridge circuit has switches controlled according to the PWM signal such that a driving current alternately flows to and from a load. The feedback circuit generates the feedback signal indicating a condition of the load.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses an audio signal processing device capable of transmitting at least one audio signal generated by an audio decoder to at least one first speaker and a second speaker. The audio signal processing device includes a signal mixer and at least one filter. By the at least one filter, a first signal having a frequency larger than a first specific frequency in each audio signal is transmitted to at least one first speaker, and a second signal having a frequency smaller than the first specific frequency in each audio signal is transmitted to the signal mixer and then transmitted to the second speaker.
Abstract:
An audio power amplifier package includes a non-signal lead, a first non-signal pad, a second non-signal pad and a plurality of bonding wires. The first non-signal pad and the second non-signal pad are disposed on a substrate. The bonding wires connect the non-signal lead to the first non-signal pad and the second non-signal pad respectively.
Abstract:
A class D audio amplifier includes an error amplifier, a comparator, a bridge circuit, a feedback circuit and a silent start circuit. The error amplifier generates an error signal by amplifying a difference between a feedback signal and an audio input signal. The comparator generates a first pulse width modulation (PWM) signal by comparing a first triangular-wave signal and the error signal. The bridge circuit has switches alternately conducting a current flowing into and from a load. The feedback circuit generates the feedback signal indicating a condition of the load. The silent start circuit performs AND operation of the first PWM signal and a second PWM signal having a gradually increased duty ratio to generate a third PWM signal for control of the switches of the bridge circuit.