Disclosed in the present application is a sound generating device module, comprising: a housing having a cavity therein; a frame fixedly provided in the cavity, a high-pitch sound generating unit and a low-pitch sound generating unit are respectively provided on two opposite sides of the frame, the high-pitch sound generating unit and the low-pitch sound generating unit share the cavity; a baffle plate is provided on a side of the housing corresponding to the high-pitch sound generating unit, and the baffle plate and the housing together form a side sound output port corresponding to the high-pitch sound generating unit; and the sound generating device module is configured to form a front sound output structure for the low-pitch sound generating unit.

A micrometric speaker includes a frame, an electromechanical transducer, and a mechanical-acoustic transducer comprising a rigid plate movably mounted in the frame. The electromechanical transducer comprises two piezoelectric actuators and two elastic strips. The frame comprises a central crossmember from which the two strips extend until engaging two lateral coupling edges of the mechanical-acoustic transducer, and the mechanical-acoustic transducer comprises two linearising springs each extending from one of the lateral edges to the rigid plate, to enable, during a deformation of the strips, a movement of the two lateral edges to the central crossmember and reduce the longitudinal constraints applied to the strips during their deformation due to their “recessed-guided” bending configuration.

A micrometric speaker includes a frame, an electromechanical transducer, and a mechanical-acoustic transducer comprising a rigid plate movably mounted in the frame. The electromechanical transducer comprises two piezoelectric actuators and two elastic strips. The frame comprises a central crossmember from which the two strips extend until engaging two lateral coupling edges of the mechanical-acoustic transducer, and the mechanical-acoustic transducer comprises two linearising springs each extending from one of the lateral edges to the rigid plate, to enable, during a deformation of the strips, a movement of the two lateral edges to the central crossmember and reduce the longitudinal constraints applied to the strips during their deformation due to their “recessed-guided” bending configuration.

The invention relates to audio transducer technology, including audio tuning systems to be utilised in personal audio devices, such as headphone, earphones, mobile phones and the like. The audio tuning system optimises the frequency response of the personal audio device by using Diffuse Field curve characteristics. The audio transducers of the personal audio device incorporate low resonance designs, including low resonance transducer and diaphragm suspensions to further optimise the sound quality of the device. The invention also relates to an audio transducer diaphragm construction that includes a three-dimensional lattice which may be utilised in any audio transducer application.

Ultrasonic transducers that include membrane films and perforated baseplates. An ultrasonic transducer includes a baseplate having a conductive surface with a plurality of apertures, openings, or perforations formed thereon or therethrough, and a membrane film having a conductive surface. The membrane film is positioned adjacent to the apertures, openings, or perforations formed on or through the baseplate. By applying a voltage between the conductive surface of the membrane film and the conductive surface of the baseplate, an electrical force of attraction can be created between the membrane film and the baseplate. Varying this applied voltage can cause the membrane film to undergo vibrational motion. The dimensions corresponding to the size and/or shape of the apertures, openings, or perforations formed on or through the baseplate can be varied so that different regions of the baseplate produce different frequency responses, allowing the net bandwidth of the ultrasonic transducer to be increased.

A vibration sensor (200) is provided, comprising: a vibration receiver (210) including a housing (211) and a vibration unit (212), the housing (211) forming an acoustic cavity, the vibration unit (212) being located in the acoustic cavity and separating the acoustic cavity into a first acoustic cavity (213) and a second acoustic cavity (214); and an acoustic transducer (220) acoustically connected to the first acoustic cavity (213). The housing (211) is configured to generate a vibration based on an external vibration signal, the vibration unit (212) changes an acoustic pressure within the first acoustic cavity (213) in response to the vibration of the housing (211), causing the acoustic transducer (220) to generate an electrical signal. The vibration unit (212) includes a quality element (2121) and an elastic element (2122), an area of the quality element (2121) on a side away from the acoustic transducer (220) is smaller than an area of the quality element (2121) on a side close to the acoustic transducer. The elastic element (2122) is connected around a side wall of the quality element (2121).

Planar loudspeaker comprising a planar sound panel (10), a mounting (12), at least one drive unit (14) for driving the sound panel (10), said drive unit preferably being attached to the mounting (12), and at least one stabilizing device (22) for stabilizing a movement of the sound panel (10), wherein the stabilizing device (22) is arranged between the sound panel (10) and the mounting (12) and comprises at least a stroke section (28), which is configured so as to be movable, flexible and/or elastic, and at least one centering device (36) for centering the sound panel (10) and/or at least a part of the drive unit (14), wherein the centering device (36) is arranged in a different plane than the stabilizing device (22) and comprises at least a stroke section (28), which is configured so as to be movable, flexible and/or elastic.

Planar loudspeaker comprising a planar sound panel (10), a mounting (12), at least one drive unit (14) for driving the sound panel (10), said drive unit preferably being attached to the mounting (12), and at least one stabilizing device (22) for stabilizing a movement of the sound panel (10), wherein the stabilizing device (22) is arranged between the sound panel (10) and the mounting (12) and comprises at least a stroke section (28), which is configured so as to be movable, flexible and/or elastic, and at least one centering device (36) for centering the sound panel (10) and/or at least a part of the drive unit (14), wherein the centering device (36) is arranged in a different plane than the stabilizing device (22) and comprises at least a stroke section (28), which is configured so as to be movable, flexible and/or elastic.

An electronic speaker comprising: a device housing defining an interior cavity and including a sidewall extending around the interior cavity between an upper portion and a lower portion of the device housing; first and second sound channels formed at opposing locations along the sidewall, each of the first and second sound channels comprising a plurality of openings formed through the sidewall; a passive radiator array comprising first and second passive radiators disposed within the interior cavity, spaced apart from each other in an opposing relationship and aligned to project sound through the first and second sound channels; an active driver disposed in the device housing and configured to generate sound in response to an electrical signal, the active driver comprising driver housing disposed at least partially between the first and second passive radiators, a magnet disposed within the driver housing, a voice coil and a diaphragm facing downwards towards the lower surface of the device housing; and an annular sound channel disposed along the bottom portion of the device housing adjacent to the diaphragm of the active driver.

Various implementations include loudspeaker drivers. In some aspects, an electro-acoustic driver includes: a cup section; a core section at least partially housed in the cup section, the core section including: a primary magnet; and a coin adjacent to the primary magnet; a bobbin surrounding the core section between the cup section and the core section, where the bobbin and the core section define an inner magnetic gap; a coil surrounding the bobbin and a portion of the core section; and a ferrofluid located at the inner magnetic gap, where the driver has an outer diameter less than or equal to approximately 10 millimeters.