Disclosed is a vibrating film comprising a vibrating film body, wherein the vibrating film body comprises a central plane part and a peripheral fixing part. A Dome reinforcing part is arranged on the plane part, a first thermosetting adhesive layer is provided between the plane part and the Dome reinforcing part, and the plane part and the Dome reinforcing part are adhered together by thermosetting through the first thermosetting adhesive layer. Further disclosed is an assembling process for the vibrating film.

Disclosed is a speaker device, comprising a vibration system, a magnetic circuit system, and an auxiliary system for accommodating and fixing the vibration system and the magnetic circuit system. The vibration system comprises a diaphragm, the auxiliary system comprises a front cover, a side of the front cover is provided a waterproof pad, said side being away from the vibration system. The diaphragm are bonded to the front cover and the waterproof pad by integrally injection molding. The speaker device of the present invention satisfies terminal waterproof requirements for IPX7 and above, and has a good waterproof effect. Besides, a production process of the waterproof speaker device is simplified, production efficiency is increased, production costs of the speaker device are decreased, and the reprocessed product yield of the speaker device is increased.

A membrane (112) for an acoustic device including an electrical conductor (120) integrally formed within the membrane (112). The integrally formed electrical conductor (120) may be net-shaped and may be formed between two or more layers of membrane material. The integrally formed electrical conductor (120) may be electrically connected to the voice coil in an acoustic device, wherein the integrally formed electrical conductor (120) is adapted to provide an electrical signal to the voice coil during operation of the acoustic device. Additionally or alternatively, the integrally formed electrical conductor (120) may be electrically connected to one or more electrical and/or electronic components (240) affixed to the membrane (112).

A bracket assembly suitable for use with an electronic device is described. The bracket assembly may include a bracket body having a channel. The bracket assembly may further include a membrane embedded in the bracket body and designed to allow air, but not liquid (such as water), to pass through the membrane. The membrane may be at least partially surrounded by a membrane support molded to the membrane. The membrane and the membrane support may be disposed in a molding tool to receive a material used to mold the bracket body over the membrane and the membrane support. During the molding operation, the membrane support may act as a buffer to shield the membrane from temperature and pressure increases associated with the molding operation of the bracket body. The bracket assembly may improve the ability of the electronic device to prevent liquid ingress.

A vibration diaphragm and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. The vibration diaphragm comprises an annular support member, a first vibration diaphragm layer and a circuit layer. The first vibration diaphragm layer is fixedly connected to a support body of the annular support member. The circuit layer is positioned on a surface of the first vibration diaphragm layer that is adjacent to a vibrating voice coil and is fixedly connected to the first vibration diaphragm layer and the support body. The circuit layer is provided with a circuit area, a capacitance area, and a capacitance solder pad. The capacitance area is a capacitance electrode plate formed on the first vibration diaphragm layer. The capacitance area is communicated with the capacitance solder pad by means of the circuit area. The solder pad corresponds to the support body. The reliability of capacitance data acquisition is improved.

The invention relates to a speaker diaphragm. The speaker diaphragm is composed of a dome portion located in the center and a circle of outer arc portion connected to the circumferential outer side of the dome portion. An outer diameter of the diaphragm is 38.9 mm to 39.95 mm. The dome portion has a dome height of 3.0 mm to 3.4 mm. The outer arc portion has an arc top height of 1.6 mm to 1.8 mm. An effective height between the dome portion and the outer arc portion is 0.8 mm to 1.0 mm. According to the speaker diaphragm of the invention, by increasing the effective height of the diaphragm and the dome height and by changing an outer arc shape and a pattern shape, the overall strength of the diaphragm is improved, the frequency peaks and valleys in a frequency response curve are reduced, and the high frequency is raised. In addition, a layer of PU damping material is also compounded between two different materials (PAR layer+PEEK layer) to increase the damping of the diaphragm.

Circumferential mode vibrations, in a diaphragm of an acoustic transducer, are damped by defining at least one elongated opening extending radially along a portion of a length from the central area to the outer perimeter being covered by a material having higher damping properties than the material of the cone.

Circumferential mode vibrations, in a diaphragm of an acoustic transducer, are damped by defining at least one elongated opening extending radially along a portion of a length from the central area to the outer perimeter being covered by a material having higher damping properties than the material of the cone.

A diaphragm assembly and a loudspeaker having the diaphragm assembly. The diaphragm assembly comprises a silica gel diaphragm, the diaphragm comprises an annular bending portion, and a diaphragm center portion and a diaphragm edge portion arranged on inner and outer sides of the bending portion respectively; an annular support member (40) is joined to the diaphragm edge portion through injection modeling; a dome (30) is joined to the diaphragm center portion; the support member (40) is a metallic member; and the diaphragm edge is at least joined to two surfaces of the support member (40) through injection modeling.

Circumferential mode vibrations, in a diaphragm of an acoustic transducer, are damped by defining at least one elongated opening extending radially along a portion of a length from the central area to the outer perimeter being covered by a material having higher damping properties than the material of the cone.