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Simple Tone Detector
I'm looking for a SIMPLE circuit to detect the presence of a tone - any tone in the audible range. My quest: Consider the poor radio dispatcher, sitting there wearing a pair of headphones when the next town / county over tones out an ambulance or fire department. I'm looking to be able to detect any audible tone and use the results to decrease the operator's headphone sound level during the tone. I have already tried a DSP tone elimination and found that: 1) It's too effective: I need do decrease tone volume - not eliminate it. 2) Way too complex and expensive for the seemingly simple task. The circuit needs to be compact and inexpensive - connected between the dispatch console headphone jack and the operator's headphones. It must NOT interfere with normal speech! I have spent several hours online seatching and came up empty. Any thoughts or suggestions? Bill Powell |
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