Innovative sound transmission system for an intuitive service

An innovative sound transmission system for an intuitive service utilises the human body as a sound transmission medium. By using the human body as a transmission medium, sound generation in the body and sound transmission through the body can be achieved at the same time. Sound generation in the bo...

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Published in:Electronics letters 2013-11, Vol.49 (23), p.1417-1418
Main Authors: Kim, S.E, Kang, T.W, Hwang, J.H, Kang, S.W, Park, K.H, Sohn, S.W
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acoustic signal processing
Acoustical engineering
Acoustics
audio signal
Audio signals
Bioacoustics
Exact sciences and technology
Fundamental areas of phenomenology (including applications)
human body
innovative sound transmission system
intuitive service
nonlinear characteristics
Physics
propagation process
sound generation
sound transmission medium
transmission line
ultrasonic propagation
ultrasonic waves
wireless sound transmission
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innovative sound transmission system
intuitive service
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sound transmission medium
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ultrasonic waves
wireless sound transmission
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