A display apparatus includes a display module including a display panel configured to display an image, a rear cover on a rear surface of the display module, and a sound generating module at the rear cover and configured to vibrate the display module to generate sound, and a rear surface of the sound generating module is covered by the rear cover.

[Object] To provide a balanced-armature acoustic converter and a sound output device that are capable of improving a sound pressure without increasing the size. [Solving Means] A projection-type display apparatus according to the present technology includes a driver unit and a diaphragm unit. The diaphragm unit includes a holding frame that has an opening, a film that is bonded to a film bonding surface as one surface of the holding frame with the opening being covered with the film, a diaphragm that is held on an inner side of the holding frame while being bonded to the film, and a transmission beam that transmits vibration of the vibrating portion to the diaphragm. The film has a first film surface and a second film surface on the opposite side to the first film surface, the film bonding surface and the diaphragm being bonded to the first film surface, the first film surface including an unbonded region that faces the holding frame in a direction perpendicular to a first plane, on which the film bonding surface is located, between the film bonding surface and the diaphragm and is not bonded to the holding frame.

A speaker, including: a magnetic circuit system, a vibration system, and a speaker support, the speaker support is provided with a mounting cavity, both the magnetic circuit system and the vibration system are mounted in the mounting cavity; the vibration system includes a metal diaphragm and a flexible connector; the metal diaphragm is placed in the mounting cavity; an inner periphery of the flexible connector is bonded to an outer periphery of the metal diaphragm, and an outer periphery of the flexible connector is bonded to an inner periphery of the speaker support. The overall rigidity of the vibration system of the speaker can be improved via adopting the metal diaphragm, and the overall performance of the speaker is improved.

An audio amplified combustion system is described that has a fuel injector a positioned proximate to a speaker so that a flame moves in concert with audio emitted from the speaker. A projection column and projection top can be positioned above the cone of the speaker to define a volume for the combustion. Various apparatuses, methods, and systems for keeping the speaker cool are also described. Coating on various parts of the system to increase or decrease emissivity or absorptivity of various parts can keep the speaker cool. In addition, a control unit can cause the speaker to pant or vibrate at a low or high frequency to induce convective and keep the speaker cool. These and other features of the audio amplified combustion system are described herein.

The present invention relates to a receiver assembly comprising a membrane structure comprising a frame portion and a moveable diaphragm, an assembly housing, and an acoustical venting opening connecting an interior volume of the receiver assembly to an exterior volume outside assembly housing, the acoustical venting opening forming an acoustical passage at least through the membrane structure.

A vibration component for loudspeakers includes a base layer, an intermediate layer, and a coating layer. The base layer has a front face and a rear face, has a first density, and is formed of a paper body containing a plurality of fibers. The intermediate layer has a first face joined to the front face of the base layer, and a second face on a reverse side of the intermediate layer from the first face, has a second density higher than the first density, and includes a plurality of cellulose fibers as a main component. The coating layer is provided on the second face of the intermediate layer, and includes an inorganic powder formed of a plurality of inorganic fine particles.

A diaphragm assembly for a miniature acoustical transducer having a sufficiently light paddle to allow good audio performance and a sufficiently stiff frame to allow handling. The paddle may be made of a thin sheet of aluminium and the frame of thicker aluminium or a bent sheet of aluminium.

A transducer in which electrical connections between electrode sheets and leading wires can be secured via an approach other than soldering or welding is provided. In a sheet body portion, a dielectric layer and a first electrode sheet are joined by a first main fusion layer formed of a fusion material. A first conductive portion of a first leading wire is fixed to the sheet body portion by a first clamp. The first clamp includes a plurality of first leg portions that penetrates the sheet body portion in a thickness direction, a first coupling portion that couples the proximal ends of the plurality of first leg portions and is disposed across the first conductive portion, and a plurality of first bent-back portions that is formed by bending the respective distal ends of the plurality of first leg portions and is locked with a second surface of the sheet body portion.

A speaker of the present invention arranges the grooves on the dome, which forms a leakage passage that helpful for the air current to circulate between the grooves and the voice coil, and therefore, the air current in the voice coil can timely circulate through the leakage passage between the voice coil and the dome. The inner and outer air pressure difference of the voice coil can be effectively decreased after the amplitude of the vibrating system increases, and the influence on the performance of the speaker imposed by the unbalance of the inner and outer air pressures of the voice coil is avoided.

A diaphragm assembly for a miniature acoustical transducer having a sufficiently light paddle to allow good audio performance and a sufficiently stiff frame to allow handling. The paddle may be made of a thin sheet of aluminium and the frame of thicker aluminium or a bent sheet of aluminium.