BE1001348A6 - Photograph with built-in audio memory circuit - enables speech or other sound to be replayed when viewing photograph - Google Patents

Abstract

Crimped onto the middle of the lower edge of the photograph is an integrated circuit memory (1), with a number of electrical contacts (2) along its edge. The lower edge of the photograph is placed in a groove (5) in a audio playback unit (4), so that the 12 contacts are connected to power supply, data signal and control signal conductors. An album (6) contains a number of photographs (7) with integrated circuit memories in one side of a folder, while the other side consists of a viewing frame and playback unit.

Description

       

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  WAY TO APPLY SOUND OR INFORMATION ON A PHOTO, FPENT OR DOCUMENT Purpose: The purpose of this invention is to provide sound or other information. attach a photo, print or other document and then be able to read or display it afterwards.



  Example: 1) someone takes a picture of a child and at the same time records his speech. It will now be opened in memory and confirmed in the photo. Later, the photo can be placed in a display device intended for that purpose (eg in the form of an album) and listened to again.



   2) more technically: a whole genre of ecr oscilloscope can be completed by including the actual sideral in the memory of the photo.



    Necessity: a) to create a double information medium for cultural,
Educational there scientific purposes b) Adding an additional dimer to a photography Current:
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 a) stand there prertkaarter which, with a groove, on a plate snalp-u - er and around so that one is not able to view the Drert gelii. b) some viewfinder with perter hotter small qrammofcorc'ater which then give if one or a p 'ensrele *

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 was listened to more closely. These Turn-Disadvantages: One of these principles allows a person to apply sound or information to these prints themselves - one always needs a turntable.



  The entirety of this invention consists of a static memory in the form of a "! C" (1) that is built-in or attached to the photograph, print or document.



  Electrical contacts (2) allow the "IC" to be connected to recording or playback equipment.



  The attachment is done just clip (3) on one side? or simply glued to the back.



  Operation: the ensemble consists of two separate parts: On the one hand, the recording and playback part (4), on the other hand, the memory or the data carrier (1).



  The information carrier or memory can be glued to the bottom of the photo, print or document (approximate size of a postzeael).



    At the bottom of the beat are the electrical contacts of the beat (2). These are placed in a contact plug (5) which is connected to the recording and reproducing armature (4). The memory is now ready to store the digital train of information.



  For example, if one wants to record a sound, the device will be switched in oprame and the sound will be converted into a digital signal from the microphone to the amplifier and the "analog-digital" converter and stored in that form in memory.



  The representation is done in the reverse sense; @and places the photo with the contacts in the plug, sets the device or display and the digital information from the memory is now played by @ digital-analog "converter along the amplifier through the loudspeaker @ terung. This recording and

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 display technology is a long known technology.



  The duration of the display depends on the capacity of the memory NICN and on the type of the stored information.



    (IC stands for Integrated circle).



  Advantages: 1) This memory gives an additional dimension to the graphic techniques.



  2) It personalizes the photography.



  3) It avoids cumbersome sound reproduction equipment, such as record player and magnetic tape.



  4) It 1s a static information carrier (no weeping parts).



  5) The 1s complement for video and film 6) Man can combine into a photo album (6) m @ c housing for photos (7) and recording playback equipment (4) with electrical contacts (5) to insert the photo place.


    

Claims (4)

 EMI4.1   CONCLUSIONS 1) Way to apply sound or information on photo, rent or I document characterized by the fact that the information carrier (memory) can be of a different type than the semiconductors known as "RAM" (Pandom Access memory) ) or * ROM "(Pead Only Memory) 2) Way of applying sound or information on a photo, print or document characterized by the fact that the information cannot be stored or read in memory, directly via a microphone but directly under analog or digital form, using recording or reproduction equipment. 3) Way of affixing sound or information to a photo, print or document characterized by the fact that the memory may consist of a ferromagnetic coating applied to the back of the photo, print or document.  The recording or reproduction of sound or information is then done by moving a "recording or reproduction head" of a lassie e magnetic tape recorder in spiral or in zig-zag form over this coating according to known techniques. 4) Way to apply sound or information on a photo, print or document, characterized by the fact that the recording and playback equipment can be built into a camera.