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US 12,328,470 · App. 18/550,893 · Granted Jun 10, 2025

A/V reception device and wireless display system

Inventor: Jungkyu Park (Seoul, KR)
Assignee: LG ELECTRONICS INC.
H04N21/43637H04L12/1868H04L12/189
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Patent No.
US 12,328,470
App. No.
18/550,893
Granted
Jun 10, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

An A/V (Audio/Video) receiving device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may comprise: a display; a RF receiving module configured to receive a Radio Frequency (RF) packet from an A/V transmitting device; and a microcomputer configured to: when an abnormality occurs in an original RF signal included in the received RF packet, obtain a backup signal included in the RF packet and having the same identifier as the original RF signal, restore the obtained backup signal, and output the backup signal to the display.

Claims (38)

1. An A/V (Audio/Video) receiving device, comprising:

a display;

a RF receiving module configured to receive a Radio Frequency (RF) packet from an A/V transmitting device; and

a microcomputer configured to:

when an abnormality occurs in an original RF signal included in the received RF packet, obtain a backup signal included in the RF packet and having the same identifier as the original RF signal,

restore the obtained backup signal, and

output the backup signal to the display.

2. The A/V receiving device of claim 1 , wherein the backup signal is a phase-modulated RF signal having a predetermined phase difference from the original RF signal.

3. The A/V receiving device of claim 2 , wherein the microcomputer is further configured to output the phase-modulated RF signal to the display instead of the original RF signal when loss of the original RF signal occurs.

4. The A/V receiving device of claim 1 , wherein the backup signal is an amplitude-modulated RF signal having an amplitude smaller than an amplitude of the original RF signal by a certain magnitude.

5. The A/V receiving device of claim 4 , wherein the microcomputer is further configured to output the amplitude modulated RF signal to the display instead of the original RF signal when interference of the original RF signal occurs.

6. The A/V receiving device of claim 1 , wherein the backup signal is a phase-modulated RF signal having a predetermined phase difference from the original RF signal and an amplitude-modulated RF signal having an amplitude smaller than that of the original RF signal by a predetermined magnitude;

wherein the microcomputer is further configured to output one of the phase-modulated RF signal and the amplitude-modulated RF signal to the display according to an abnormality type of the original RF signal.

7. The A/V receiving device of claim 6 , wherein the microcomputer is configured to:

output the phase-modulated RF signal to the display, when loss of the original RF signal occurs,

output the amplitude modulated RF signal to the display when periodic breakage occurs in the original RF signal.

8. The A/V receiving device of claim 1 , further comprising a Wi-Fi module configured to receive a network packet at the same timing as the RF packet from the A/V transmitting device through a Wi-Fi communication,

the network packet includes a network signal assigned the same identifier as the original RF signal and a plurality of network signals having a cycle earlier than that of the original RF signal,

wherein the microcomputer is further configured to:

output a network signal assigned the same identifier as the original RF signal to the display when loss of the original RF signal occurs.

9. The A/V receiving device of claim 8 , wherein the microcomputer is configured to

output a network signal assigned the same identifier as the original RF signal included in a network packet following the network packet to the display when the received network packet is lost at the same timing as the RF packet.

10. A wireless display system, comprising:

an A/V (Audio/Video) transmitting device configured to:

generate an RF packet and transmit the generated RF packet to an A/V receiving device through RF communication; and

an A/V receiving device configured to:

receive the RF packet from the A/V transmitting device,

when an abnormality occurs in an original RF signal included in the received RF packet, obtain a backup signal included in the RF packet and having the same identifier as the original RF signal,

restore the obtained backup signal, and

output the backup signal.

11. The wireless display system of claim 10 , wherein the backup signal is a phase-modulated RF signal having a predetermined phase difference from the original RF signal.

12. The wireless display system of claim 11 , wherein the A/V receiving device is further configured to output the phase-modulated RF signal to the display instead of the original RF signal when loss of the original RF signal occurs.

13. The wireless display system of claim 11 , wherein the backup signal is an amplitude-modulated RF signal having an amplitude smaller than an amplitude of the original RF signal by a certain magnitude.

14. The wireless display system of claim 13 , wherein the A/V receiving device is further configured to output the amplitude modulated RF signal to the display instead of the original RF signal when interference of the original RF signal occurs.

15. The wireless display system of claim 10 , wherein the A/V transmitting device is further configured to transmit a network packet to the A/V receiving device at the same timing as the RF packet through Wi-Fi communication,

Wherein the network packet includes a network signal assigned the same identifier as the original RF signal and a plurality of network signals having a cycle earlier than that of the original RF signal,

wherein the m A/V receiving device is further configured to:

output a network signal assigned the same identifier as the original RF signal to the display when loss of the original RF signal occurs.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 15, 2023
From: PARK, JUNGKYU
To: LG ELECTRONICS INC.
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Continuity (1)
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