Provided is a speaker that allows compactization while achieving improvement in assembly readiness. The speaker includes a diaphragm having a vibration face portion vibrated to radiate a sound wave, a voice coil fixed to a back face of the vibration face portion, a frame supporting the diaphragm, a magnetic circuit vibrating the diaphragm and a mass adjustment member opposed to a surface of the diaphragm and configured to adjust the mass of the vibration face portion. The mass adjustment member includes a plate face portion fixed to the surface of the vibration face portion and a damper extending outwards from the plate face portion.

In some examples, a computing device may include one or more planar speakers. Individual planar speakers may include damping material adhered to either a top surface of a front pole or a bottom surface of a cone. The damping material may reduce a noise caused by the cone hitting the front pole (e.g., when reproducing loud passages in media content) to an inaudible (e.g., 30 db or less) level. The noise may be reduced by up to 35 decibels between about 250 Hertz to about 450 Hertz. The damping material may comprise a polyurethane foam and may have a height of between about 0.1 millimeters to about 1.0 millimeters and preferably about 0.2 millimeters.

Technologies are provided for microelectromechanical microphones that can be robust to substantial pressure changes in the environment in which the micromechanical microphones operate. In some embodiments, a microelectromechanical microphone device can include a rigid plate defining multiple openings that permit passage of a pressure wave. The microelectromechanical microphone device also includes a stiffener member integrated into the rigid plate. The stiffener member causes stress to be distributed within the rigid plate in response to the pressure wave inducing deformation of the rigid plate.

Various implementations include loudspeaker transducers. In some aspects, an electro-acoustic transducer includes: a diaphragm configured to move along an axis; a voice coil having a plurality of windings around the axis; a voice coil support configured to transfer forces from the voice coil to the diaphragm; a support structure that inhibits radial motion or tilting motion of the diaphragm and the voice coil support; and a magnetic core for driving the voice coil, the magnetic core including: two magnets having opposite polarity and approximately equal magnetic strength, where each of the magnets surrounds the voice coil, where a magnetic field from each magnet is approximately symmetric along the axis, and where the magnetic field from both magnets drives the voice coil.

In some examples, a computing device may include one or more planar speakers. Individual planar speakers may include damping material adhered to either a top surface of a front pole or a bottom surface of a cone. The damping material may reduce a noise caused by the cone hitting the front pole (e.g., when reproducing loud passages in media content) to an inaudible (e.g., 30 db or less) level. The noise may be reduced by up to 35 decibels between about 250 Hertz to about 450 Hertz. The damping material may comprise a polyurethane foam and may have a height of between about 0.1 millimeters to about 1.0 millimeters and preferably about 0.2 millimeters.

The present disclosure discloses a diaphragm for radiating sound, including: a dome; a suspension surrounding the dome, including a first connecting portion adjacent to the dome and having a first surface and a second surface, a suspending portion extending from and surrounding the first connecting portion, and a second connecting portion extending from and surrounding the suspending portion. The suspending portion includes a concave part recessed along a direction from the first surface to the second surface, an inner edge connecting to the first connecting portion, and an outer edge connecting to the second connecting portion. The diaphragm further includes a stiffening layer located on the first surface of the first connecting portion, extending from the inner edge toward the dome. The present disclosure further includes a speaker incorporating the diaphragm.

An electrodynamic transducer includes a rear frame defining an open frame interior, and a front frame enclosing the open frame interior and attached to the rear frame, the front frame including a center hub disposed about a central axis of the transducer. A movable diaphragm is positioned within the open frame interior and operably connected to the rear frame. A magnet assembly is disposed forward of the diaphragm and coupled to the center hub, the magnet assembly defining a magnetic air gap annularly disposed about the central axis. A voice coil is disposed in the magnetic air gap surrounding the magnet assembly and operably connected to the diaphragm. A first spider is coupled between the voice coil and the rear frame behind the diaphragm, and a second spider coupled between the diaphragm and the front frame and disposed forward of the diaphragm.

Disclosed herein is a speaker. The speaker includes a magnetic circuit device provided to generate a magnetic force, a voice coil configured to vibrate by the magnetic circuit device, and a damper configured to guide a movement of the voice coil, wherein the damper comprises a first portion, and a second portion having a different weave than the first portion.

A loudspeaker (100) includes a magnetic circuit (110) having a magnetic gap (111); a voice coil body (120) disposed in the magnetic gap (111) in an inserted state; a diaphragm (130) to which the voice coil body (120) is attached; a frame (140) to which the outer circumferential, portion of the diaphragm (130) and the magnetic circuit (110) are attached; a vibration preventing member (150) including a viscoelastic body attached to the outer circumferential, portion of the diaphragm (130) in an annular shape; and a holding member (160) having an annular shape and sandwiching the outer circumferential portion of the diaphragm (130) and the vibration preventing member (150) between the frame (140) and the holding member.

The present application discloses a miniature speaker, including: a frame; a vibration system positioned on the frame; a magnetic circuit system for driving the vibration system. The vibration system includes a first diaphragm fixed to the frame, a second diaphragm, and a voice coil for driving the first diaphragm to produce sounds. The second diaphragm includes a suspension, a first fastening portion fixed to the frame, a second fastening portion fixed to the voice coil at an end away from the first diaphragm. The suspension includes a main suspension and a pair of auxiliary suspensions extending from two edges of the main suspension along a length direction of the main suspension. A width of the main suspension is greater than a width of the auxiliary suspension. The rigidity of the second suspension is improved, and the lateral swing of the vibration system is suppressed.