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US 12,575,668 · App. 19/314,244 · Granted Mar 17, 2026

Multi-sensory gaming desk with audio-visual synchronization system

Inventor: Zhaona Liu (Changsha, CN)
A47B37/00F21S4/20H04R1/028H04R1/08H04R3/00H05B47/12A47B2200/008A47B2220/0077F21Y2115/10
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Patent No.
US 12,575,668
App. No.
19/314,244
Granted
Mar 17, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of furniture, in particular to a multi-sensory gaming desk with an audio-visual synchronization system, comprising a desktop assembly, including a desktop panel and light guide grooves arranged along edges of the desktop panel; LED light strips embedded in the light guide grooves; and a control switch. The present disclosure realizes a 270° surrounding light effect through the design of U-shaped three-sided LED light strips, and achieves the music rhythm response by combining the voice-controlled pickup circuit with the light strip control IC, and the light can dynamically change with the audio rhythm. The combination of the ergonomic inclined control panel with the three-key physical switch is adopted to facilitate switching between multiple color modes and pickup direction modes.

Claims (16)

1 . A multi-sensory gaming desk with an audio-visual synchronization system, comprising:

a desktop assembly ( 1 ) including a desktop panel ( 11 ) and light guide grooves ( 12 ) arranged along edges of the desktop panel ( 11 );

LED light strips ( 2 ) embedded in the light guide grooves ( 12 ); and

a control switch ( 3 ) internally provided with a circuit board ( 32 ) integrated with a light strip control IC ( 33 ), a microphone ( 34 ), a light effect mode key group ( 35 ), and a voice-controlled pickup circuit;

wherein the circuit board ( 32 ) is electrically connected to the LED light strips ( 2 ); and

wherein the control switch ( 3 ) includes a control panel ( 31 ) having an inclined surface on one side, a COLOR key ( 37 ), a POWER key ( 38 ), a MODE key ( 39 ) corresponding to the light effect mode key group ( 35 ) provided on the inclined surface, at least two screw holes ( 311 ) provided on a top of the control panel ( 31 ) for screwing the control panel ( 31 ) to secure the control panel ( 31 ) to a bottom of the desktop panel ( 11 ), and a plurality of blue LED lamps ( 36 ) integrated on the circuit board ( 32 ).

2 . The multi-sensory gaming desk with the audio-visual synchronization system of claim 1 , wherein:

the voice-controlled pickup circuit includes a power input module, an electroacoustic conversion module, an amplifier module, a power filter module, and an output drive module;

the power input module includes a positive terminal V 33 and a ground terminal GND;

the electroacoustic conversion module is composed of the microphone ( 34 ) MIC, a positive electrode of which is connected to the V 33 via a first bias resistor R 1 , and a negative electrode of which is grounded via a first load resistor R 6 ;

the amplifier module includes a primary amplifier unit and a secondary amplifier unit;

the power filter module includes a decoupling resistor R 1 provided between the V 33 power supply and a power supply node of the amplifier module and configured to suppress a high-frequency interference of a power supply circuit; and

the output drive module is connected to a collector output end of Q 1 and configured to drive a voice-controlled light emitting unit LED.

3 . The multi-sensory gaming desk with the audio-visual synchronization system of claim 2 , wherein:

the primary amplifier unit is composed of an NPN transistor Q 2 , a base of which is connected to a common node of the microphone ( 34 ) MIC and R 3 , and a collector of which is connected to the V 33 via a second bias resistor R 7 ; and

the secondary amplifier unit is composed of an NPN transistor Q 1 , a base of which is connected to the collector of the Q 2 via a third bias resistor R 9 , and an emitter of which is grounded via a current feedback resistor R 6 .

Continuity (1)
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