H.m. Electronics, Inc.

Michael A Williams

Michael A Menadier

Kenneth R Fasen

David B Rose

Lee J Schwartz

A light frequency communications system and method of using the system is disclosed. The system includes a base station and a plurality of remote units wherein the base station and all the remote units communicate in a full duplex mode utilizing a single light wave carrier. Multiplexing between the units is accomplished by modulating an audio signal on at least one subcarrier frequency.

Optical wavelength communication system and method of using same

A stationary optical antenna forming a part of a full duplex optical communication system, includes optical emitter and receptor devices having peak power axes, and a mounting arrangement for positioning the devices at an elevated location within a room with their axes directed downwardly at a given angle to a horizontal plane, based upon the height of the devices above the floor, thereby enabling remote portable transceivers to be able to communicate therewith within the same room. Baffles help prevent interference between the emitters and receptors, and a compensation circuit is employed to enable the optical communication to take place, even in bright light conditions.

Full duplex communication system and method of using same

The optical transceiver includes a headset antenna assembly, which is adapted to be worn on the head of the user, and which is connected electrically by a cable to a transceiver unit adapted to be worn on the belt of the user. The headset antenna assembly includes a set of alternating light emitting diodes and photosensitive diodes which are disposed on the antenna assembly to transmit and receive optical signals about a substantially 360 degree radial axis. The light emitting diodes are inclined upwardly from a horizontal plane to help avoid obstructions. Baffles are disposed between the diodes to reduce feedback interface, and a circuit in the transceiver unit discriminates against background light.

Remote infrared transceiver and method of using same

The clipping suppression arrangement for a compandorized communication system, includes a limiter peak level detector for causing the gain of an input amplifier to be reduced quickly when a compressed output is driven toward a clipping output condition.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Michael A Williams