Abstract: An Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) headphone of multiple modes may include a preliminary scene-change detection circuit using ultra-low power to detect a scene change near the headphone and to send a trigger signal upon detecting the scene change, a scene identification circuit to determine a current scene upon receiving a trigger signal, and a filter switch circuit to switch the headphone mode from a previous headphone mode to a current headphone mode according to the determined current scene. In this way, the ANC headphone can automatically obtain an improved balance of comfortability, safety, and communicability under a reduced power consumption.

Abstract: A headphone, having a sleep mode and a full-power operation mode, includes a sensor set to detect a state of a wearer in a sleep state or an awake state, Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) earphones, and a controller coupled to the sensor set and the earphones, which can control the headphone to switch between the sleep and the full-power operation modes based on the detected state of the wearer. Once the controller determines the wearer falling into the sleep state, the controller will switch the headphone from the full-power operation mode to the sleep mode, turn off the earphones, and increase the wearer state detection interval used while the headphone being in the sleep mode. This may reduce power consumption of the headphone and help improve the sleep quality of the wearer.

Abstract: A wireless speaker system includes a first transceiver and a second transceiver. The first transceiver acting as a master is configured to establish a first wireless link with a data source for receiving a plurality of data packets, and to establish a second wireless link with a second transceiver acting as a slave for transmitting a set of parameters to the second transceiver to enable the second transceiver to sniff the plurality of data packets from the data source via an enabled wireless link. The first transceiver is further configured to monitor the values of a first communication quality of the first wireless link and a second communication quality of the enabled wireless link, and to switch roles between the first transceiver and the second transceiver when the first communication quality is less than the second communication quality and the first communication quality decreases to a pre-determined threshold value.

Abstract: A wireless speaker system includes a first transceiver and a second transceiver. The first transceiver is configured to establish a first wireless link with a data source for receiving a plurality of data packets, and to establish a second wireless link with a second transceiver for transmitting a set of parameters to the second transceiver to enable the second transceiver to sniff the plurality of data packets from the data source. The first transceiver is further configured to send a second acknowledgment to the data source via the first wireless link upon failure to receive the plurality of data packets from the data source via the first wireless link and upon receiving a first acknowledgment from the second wireless transceiver via the second wireless link.

Abstract: A wireless speaker system includes a first transceiver and a second transceiver. The first transceiver is configured to establish a first wireless link with a data source for receiving a plurality of data packets, and to establish a second wireless link with a second transceiver for transmitting a set of parameters to the second transceiver to enable the second transceiver to sniff the plurality of data packets from the data source. The first transceiver is further configured to send a second acknowledgment to the data source via the first wireless link upon failure to receive the plurality of data packets from the data source via the first wireless link and upon receiving a first acknowledgment from the second wireless transceiver via the second wireless link.

Abstract: A circuit for error correction comprises a first RS syndrome generator to generate a first RS syndrome for a RS(n, k) code according to a received symbol stream to be decoded, wherein k and n are respective the number of data symbols and the total number of code symbols in the received symbol stream to be decoded; a first decision unit communicatively coupled to the first RS syndrome generator and configured to determine whether there are at least N symbols in the first RS syndrome that equal 0, wherein N is related to a code distance of the RS(n, k) code; and a first adder communicatively coupled to the first decision unit and configured to output a corrected decoded codeword by adding the first RS syndrome to the received symbol stream to be decoded if there are at least N symbols in the first RS syndrome that equal 0.