Patent classifications
H04R7/26
SOUND GENERATING DEVICE, DISPLAY APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SAME, AND AUTOMOTIVE APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SOUND GENERATING DEVICE
A sound generating device includes a magnet and a center pole on a yoke, a bobbin around the center pole, a coil wound around the bobbin, a frame outside the yoke, a damper between the frame and the bobbin, and a spacer in the bobbin.
VIBRATION SENSORS
The embodiments of the present disclosure may disclose a vibration sensor, including: an acoustic transducer and a vibration assembly connected with the acoustic transducer. The vibration assembly may be configured to transmit an external vibration signal to the acoustic transducer to generate an electric signal, the vibration assembly includes one or more groups of vibration diaphragms and mass blocks, and the mass blocks may be physically connected with the vibration diaphragms. The vibration assembly may be configured to make a sensitivity degree of the vibration sensor greater than a sensitivity degree of the acoustic transducer in one or more target frequency bands.
Damping structure to increase speaker rated power
A micro-speaker for an information handling system includes a frame, a speaker cone, and a suspension structure. An outside edge of the suspension structure is affixed to the frame and an inside edge of the suspension structure is affixed to the cone. The suspension structure includes a first surround structure and a second surround structure. The first surround structure is affixed to the second surround structure. The first surround structure is configured to fill a gap between the frame and the speaker cone, and the second surround structure is configured to partially fill the gap.
Damping structure to increase speaker rated power
A micro-speaker for an information handling system includes a frame, a speaker cone, and a suspension structure. An outside edge of the suspension structure is affixed to the frame and an inside edge of the suspension structure is affixed to the cone. The suspension structure includes a first surround structure and a second surround structure. The first surround structure is affixed to the second surround structure. The first surround structure is configured to fill a gap between the frame and the speaker cone, and the second surround structure is configured to partially fill the gap.
ANTI-FEEDBACK AUDIO DEVICE WITH DIPOLE SPEAKER AND NEURAL NETWORK(S)
Devices, methods, and systems are described for an anti-feedback audio device (100) comprising a dipole speaker (110) having an acoustically null sound plane (115) or acoustically null sound area (117), a first microphone (120) disposed substantially within the acoustically null sound plane (115) or acoustically null sound area (117), and a neural network (130) communicatively coupled to the dipole speaker and the first microphone (120) such that a first output from the first microphone is communicated to the neural network (130) for processing, and a second output from the neural network (130) is communicated to the dipole speaker (110). The combination of the dipole phase cancellation and the neural network gives an unexpected result of an extremely high signal-to-noise ratio for speech over noise.
ANTI-FEEDBACK AUDIO DEVICE WITH DIPOLE SPEAKER AND NEURAL NETWORK(S)
Devices, methods, and systems are described for an anti-feedback audio device (100) comprising a dipole speaker (110) having an acoustically null sound plane (115) or acoustically null sound area (117), a first microphone (120) disposed substantially within the acoustically null sound plane (115) or acoustically null sound area (117), and a neural network (130) communicatively coupled to the dipole speaker and the first microphone (120) such that a first output from the first microphone is communicated to the neural network (130) for processing, and a second output from the neural network (130) is communicated to the dipole speaker (110). The combination of the dipole phase cancellation and the neural network gives an unexpected result of an extremely high signal-to-noise ratio for speech over noise.
OUTLET RECEPTACLE COVER AND MODE THROTTLING SYSTEM
In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, an electrical receptacle is provided. A first transmission tab configured to be electrically connected to a neutral terminal of the electrical receptacle is provided. A second transmission tab configured to be electrically connected to a live terminal of the electrical is provided. A speaker device in electrical communication with the first and second transmission tabs and a speaker grille cover secured to the receptacle cover are also provided, Other examples of the present disclosure relate to systems, methods and devices for influencing resonant modes of one or more vibrating surface, including a mode throttling device and an exciter device.
VIBRATION SENSOR
The present disclosure provides a vibration sensor including a vibration assembly including a mass element and an elastic element, a first acoustic chamber, an acoustic transducer, and a buffer member. In response to an external vibration signal, the vibration assembly vibrates such that a volume of the first acoustic chamber changes. The acoustic transducer is in communication with the first acoustic chamber. In response to a volume change of the first acoustic chamber, the acoustic transducer may generate an electrical signal. The buffer member is connected to the mass element or the elastic element. The buffer member reduces an impact force of the mass element acting on the elastic element during a vibration process of the vibration assembly. The acoustic transducer has a first resonance frequency, the vibration assembly has a second resonance frequency, and the second resonance frequency is less than the first resonance frequency.
VIBRATION SENSOR
The present disclosure provides a vibration sensor including a vibration assembly including a mass element and an elastic element, a first acoustic chamber, an acoustic transducer, and a buffer member. In response to an external vibration signal, the vibration assembly vibrates such that a volume of the first acoustic chamber changes. The acoustic transducer is in communication with the first acoustic chamber. In response to a volume change of the first acoustic chamber, the acoustic transducer may generate an electrical signal. The buffer member is connected to the mass element or the elastic element. The buffer member reduces an impact force of the mass element acting on the elastic element during a vibration process of the vibration assembly. The acoustic transducer has a first resonance frequency, the vibration assembly has a second resonance frequency, and the second resonance frequency is less than the first resonance frequency.
Vibration output apparatus
A vibration output apparatus (1) includes a vibration transmission member (20), an acoustic vibration output unit (10), and a cushion (30). The vibration transmission member (20) is formed by integrating a body plate (21) and a support portion (22). The support portion (22) is in contact with a vibration plate (100) and supports the body plate (21). The body plate (21) has an opposite surface (21a) opposite to a vibration surface (100u) of the vibration plate (100) and forms an opposite space (S1) between the vibration surface (100u) and the opposite surface (21a). The acoustic vibration output unit (10) is disposed on a rear surface (21b) of the opposite surface (21a) of the body plate (21) and is configured to output an acoustic vibration. The support portion (22, 23) is not in contact with the cushion (30).