A headset system with a headset and a control box
US-2021084413-A1 · Mar 18, 2021 · US
US11917093B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11917093-B2 |
| Application number | US-202118005997-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 29, 2021 |
| Priority date | Jul 31, 2020 |
| Publication date | Feb 27, 2024 |
| Grant date | Feb 27, 2024 |
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A downlead cable includes a first connector configured to connect to a headset of a communication system. A second connector is configured to connect to a connection port of a handset or a radio system. The downlead cable further includes wires connecting the first and second connectors and a cable jacket encapsulating the wires. A transformer is wired inline between the first and second connectors. The transformer is configured to enable the headset to mimic the electrical characteristics a microphone which the handset or the radio system is configured to interface.
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What is claimed is: 1. A downlead cable, comprising: a first connector configured to connect to a headset of a communication system; a second connector configured to connect to a connection port of a handset or a radio system; at least one wire connecting the first and second connectors; a cable jacket encapsulating the wires; and a transformer wired inline between the first and second connectors, the transformer configured to enable the headset to mimic electrical characteristics of a microphone which the handset or the radio system is configured to interface, wherein the transformer has a turn ratio in a range from 20:1 to 25:1. 2. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the first connector is selected from a group consisting of a U174 connector, an Amphenol Terrapin connector, a Nexus AP136 type connector, and an ODU/LEMO type connector. 3. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the second connector is a Fischer connector. 4. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer has a power rating in a range from 50 mW to 80 mW at 300 Hz. 5. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer has a primary source impedance in a range from 1.4 kΩCT to 1.8 kΩCT. 6. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer has a secondary load impedance in a range from 2.8Ω to 3.6Ω. 7. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer has a frequency response relative to 1 kHz in a range from ±2 dB to ±4 dB. 8. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer has a primary coil DC resistance in a range from 200Ω to 250Ω. 9. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer has a secondary coil DC resistance in a range from 0.7Ω to 1.3Ω. 10. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the transformer is disposed proximal to the first connector relative to the second connector. 11. The downlead cable of claim 1 , wherein the downlead cable has a length in a range from 15 inches to 30 inches. 12. A downlead cable, comprising: a first connector configured to connect to a headset of a communication system; a second connector configured to connect to a connection port of a handset or a radio system; at least one wire connecting the first and second connectors; a cable jacket encapsulating the wires; and a transformer overmolded on the downlead cable between the first and second connectors, the transformer configured to enable the headset to mimic electrical characteristics of a microphone which the handset or the radio system is configured to interface, the transformer being disposed proximal to the first connector relative to the second connector, wherein the transformer has a turn ratio in a range from 20:1 to 25:1. 13. The downlead cable of claim 12 , wherein the first connector has 10 pins and the second connector has 4 pins. 14. The downlead cable of claim 12 , wherein the transformer has a primary source impedance in a range from 1.4 kΩCT to 1.8 kΩCT, and a secondary load impedance in a range from 2.8Ω to 3.6Ω. 15. The downlead cable of claim 12 , wherein the transformer has a primary coil DC resistance in a range from 200Ω to 250Ω, and a secondary coil DC resistance in a range from 0.7Ω to 1.3Ω. 16. The downlead cable of claim 12 , wherein the transformer has a frequency response relative to 1 kHz in a range from ±2 dB to ±4 dB. 17. A communication system comprising: a headset comprising at least one audio output earcup, a controller, and a microphone; a radio system operably connected to the headset; a handset configured to toggle the radio system between a transmission mode and a reception mode; and a downlead cable connecting the headset to the handset or the radio system, the downlead cable comprising a transformer configured to enable the headset to mimic electrical characteristics of a microphone which the handset or the radio system is configured to interface, wherein the transformer has a turn ratio in a range from 20:1 to 25:1. 18. The communication system of claim 17 , wherein the microphone of the headset has an impedance of 150Ω, and the handset or the radio system are configured to interface a microphone having an impedance of 5Ω.
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