Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 10
Claim 1
Independent Claim
258 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder, comprising, in combination, a magnetic tape having first and second recording tracks thereon; a program channel having a first magnetic recording/reproducing head and a first recording/reproducing circuit for recording/reproducing an instructional program onto said first recording track of said magnetic tape; a student channel having a second magnetic recording/reproducing head and a second recording/reproducing circuit for recording/reproducing a learner''s oral sigNal onto said second recording track of said magnetic tape; a coupling network means for coupling signals from said program channel with signals from said student channel; a monitor amplifier means for amplifying a signal from said coupling network means and for driving a headphone or a loudspeaker in order to make it possible for said learner to hear said instructional program and said learner''s signal simultaneously; an electrical network means connected to said second magnetic recording/reproducing head for producing a compensating electric signal having the same amplitude and phase as a leakage signal appear across a winding of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head at a reproducing mode when said second magnetic recording/reproducing head is at a recording mode; and a mixing network means connected between said electrical network means and said first magnetic recording/reproducing head for combining differentially said compensating electric signal with an electric signal appearing across a winding of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head in order to reduce the amplitude of said leakage signal when said first magnetic recording/reproducing head and said second magnetic recording/reproducing head are at a reproducing mode and a recording mode, respectively.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
258 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder, comprising, in combination, a magnetic tape having first and second recording tracks thereon; a program channel having a first magnetic recording/reproducing head and a first recording/reproducing circuit for recording/reproducing an instructional program onto said first recording track of said magnetic tape; a student channel having a second magnetic recording/reproducing head and a second recording/reproducing circuit for recording/reproducing a learner''s oral sigNal onto said second recording track of said magnetic tape; a coupling network means for coupling signals from said program channel with signals from said student channel; a monitor amplifier means for amplifying a signal from said coupling network means and for driving a headphone or a loudspeaker in order to make it possible for said learner to hear said instructional program and said learner''s signal simultaneously; an electrical network means connected to said second magnetic recording/reproducing head for producing a compensating electric signal having the same amplitude and phase as a leakage signal appear across a winding of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head at a reproducing mode when said second magnetic recording/reproducing head is at a recording mode; and a mixing network means connected between said electrical network means and said first magnetic recording/reproducing head for combining differentially said compensating electric signal with an electric signal appearing across a winding of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head in order to reduce the amplitude of said leakage signal when said first magnetic recording/reproducing head and said second magnetic recording/reproducing head are at a reproducing mode and a recording mode, respectively.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
75 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 1, wherein said electrical network means and said mixing network means are combined into one circuit which comprises a first resistor inserted between a return terminal of said second magnetic recording/reproducing head and ground, a second resistor inserted between a return terminal of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head and ground, and a capacitor connected between said first resistor and said second resistor.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
55 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 1, wherein said coupling network means has electrical switches which disconnect an electrical signal from said student channel to said monitor amplifier means when said program channel and said student channel are in a reproducing operation and in a recording operation, respectively.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
61 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 1, wherein an inductance is inserted between a return terminal of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head and ground, said inductance generating said compensating electric signal when an electric current proportional to a recording current of said second magnetic recording/reproducing head at a recording mode flows through said inductance.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
77 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 4, wherein said electric current proportional to a recording current is derived by a resistance network consisting of two resistors, one of which is connected between a return terminal of said second magnetic recording/reproducing head and ground, and the other of which is connected between said return terminal of said second magnetic recording/reproducing head and a return terminal of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
28 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 4, wherein said inductance is provided by a winding of said first magnetic recording/reproducing head.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
39 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 1, wherein an inductance is inserted between a return terminal of said second magnetic recording/reproducing head and ground in order to obtain said compensating electric signal.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
51 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional tape recorder as claimed in claim 7, wherein said inductance is provided by a winding of said second magnetic recording/reproducing head in order to obtain said compensating electric signal, said compensating electric signal being connected to said mixing network means through a resistance network.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
25 words
A cross-talk elimination system for an instructional Tape recorder as claimed in claim 8, wherein said resistance network consists essentially of at least two resistors.