Finnovate Group, LLC (20240347268). MAGNETIC FIELD AUDIO LOOP FOR SWIMMING POOLS simplified abstract
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MAGNETIC FIELD AUDIO LOOP FOR SWIMMING POOLS
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Kari Kristian Rauhala of Solana Beach CA (US)
MAGNETIC FIELD AUDIO LOOP FOR SWIMMING POOLS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240347268 titled 'MAGNETIC FIELD AUDIO LOOP FOR SWIMMING POOLS
- Simplified Explanation:
This patent application describes a system for transmitting audio signals in an aquatic environment using a magnetic field. The system includes an audio source, an induction loop amplifier, and a wire loop that generates a magnetic field to transmit the audio signal to a receiver underwater.
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Utilizes a wire loop to create a magnetic field for transmitting audio signals underwater. - Converts electronic audio signals into a current for transmission. - Specifically designed for aquatic environments to provide audio to receivers underwater.
- Potential Applications:
- Underwater communication systems for divers or researchers. - Audio transmission in swimming pools or water parks. - Aquatic entertainment venues such as aquariums or underwater shows.
- Problems Solved:
- Overcoming the challenge of transmitting audio signals effectively in underwater environments. - Providing a reliable method for delivering audio to receivers submerged in water.
- Benefits:
- Enhanced audio experience for users in aquatic environments. - Improved communication capabilities underwater. - Increased safety and efficiency in underwater activities.
- Commercial Applications:
Title: Underwater Audio Transmission System This technology could be used in underwater communication devices for divers, aquatic entertainment venues, and underwater research facilities. The market implications include improved audio experiences in aquatic settings and enhanced safety measures for underwater activities.
- Questions about Underwater Audio Transmission System:
1. How does the magnetic field generated by the wire loop transmit audio signals underwater? 2. What are the potential limitations of this system in terms of range and signal quality?
Original Abstract Submitted
a system for providing magnetic field audio signals to a receiver in an aquatic environment. the system includes an audio source configured to provide an electronic audio signal, and an induction loop amplifier configured to receive the electronic audio signal and convert the received electronic audio signal into a current. the system further includes a wire loop connected with the induction loop amplifier, the wire loop bounding at least part of the aquatic environment and around the receiver in the aquatic environment, the wire loop producing a magnetic field from the current to generate an audio frequency induction loop to transmit the electronic audio signal to the receiver in the aquatic environment.
