Motorola Mobility LLC

Motorola Corporation

Glenn R Nelson

Jose E Korneluk

John M Burgan

Marco Pulido

Brian T Fein

Patrick L Fariello

A modified housing in a portable product (, or) includes a housing detail (oror) forming at least a portion of a loud speaker back cavity having a pipe inner diameter for a resonant pipe (, or), and a modification to the housing detail altering a cross section area of the pipe inner diameter to compensate for changes to a loud speaker back cavity volume. The housing detail can include a battery door () for the portable product that forms at least one side of the resonant pipe. The battery door can define the loud speaker back cavity volume and further fills at least part of the resonant pipe in a manner that maintains the loud speaker back cavity volume and the cross sectional area of the pipe inner diameter at a predetermined ratio.

Arrangement for variable bass reflex cavities

A method () for improving quality of output audio (). The method can include detecting an output acoustic signal () and generating a receive audio signal () based, at least in part, on the detected output acoustic signal. A frequency domain representation () of the receive audio signal can be compared to a frequency domain representation () of a source audio signal () from which the output acoustic signal is generated. At least one distortion signal () in the receive audio signal can be identified, and the source audio signal can be selectively equalized to reduce an amplitude of the source audio signal at a frequency that correlates to the distortion signal.

Dynamic distortion elimination for output audio

An antenna (28) for use in a wireless communication module (10) includes a shield plate (40), an antenna loop element (42), and a transmission line element (44). The wireless communication module (10) also includes a receiver (37) having a circuit board (30). The shield plate (40) is located on a first side (32) of the circuit board (30); and the antenna loop element (42) and the transmission line element (44) are located on an opposite side (34) of the circuit board (30). The shield plate (40) is electrically connected to a first loop end (50) of the antenna loop element (42). A capacitor (64) interconnects a second loop end (52) of the antenna loop element (42) to a first transmission line end (58) of the transmission line element (44). A second transmission line end (60) is electrically open.

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Glenn R Nelson