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Wireless conference systems – portable, easy to install and convenient to use – are currently trend-setting. Wireless systems do not require structural measures inside a venue. Two kinds of wireless conference systems are prevailing: RF (radio frequency) and IR (infrared) technology with analog audio transmission. RF systems may be interfered (ISM band) or intercepted and operation either needs license or is confined to the public domain IEC 802.11x band. Analog IR systems feature frequency responses which are too small for good intelligibility and also show lower S/N ratio.
System Theory:
The core of the TAIDEN digital infrared wireless conference system – dirATC (digital infrared Audio Transmitting and Control technologies) – is a new technology originated by TAIDEN. It encodes and modulates audio and data signals digitally for transmission via infrared light, achieving both multi-channel audio signals and bidirectional data transmission and control. Digitalization and wireless transmission via infrared technology are combined to be an ideal solution for a wireless conference system.
The digital infrared processing chip (TAIDEN TDIR04) originated by TAIDEN, integrates A/D (analog/digital) conversion circuit, digital encoding/decoding circuit, digital modulator/demodulator (DQPSK), as well as filtering and amplification circuit, and implements TAIDEN infrared audio transmission and control technology (dirATC).
