An apparatus may include a vibration member, a supporting portion at a rear surface of the vibration member, the supporting portion including a curved portion, and a vibration apparatus at the curved portion to face the rear surface of the vibration member. A display apparatus may include a display member, a supporting portion including a curved portion, a vibration apparatus at the curved portion to face a rear surface of the display member, and a cover member. A vehicle may include an interior material and a vibration generating apparatus.

An apparatus may include a passive vibration member and an active vibration member connected to the passive vibration member and including first and second vibration portions arranged in parallel with each other. The apparatus may further include a driving apparatus configured to apply a first driving signal to the first vibration portion and a second driving signal to the second vibration portion, based on an input signal, to vibrate the first vibration portion and the second vibration portion.

A speaker device of the present disclosure includes a speaker unit, a first passive radiator disposed adjacent to a vibrating plate of the speaker unit, a second passive radiator located in a first direction with respect to the first passive radiator and disposed to be opposed to the first passive radiator, a first cabinet including a first wall section and forming a sealed acoustic space, and a second cabinet including a second wall section, including an opening section adjacent to the first passive radiator, and forming an opened acoustic space. The second passive radiator is located in a second direction with respect to a first imaginary surface passing the first wall section of the first cabinet. The second wall section of the second cabinet does not project in the first direction with respect to the first wall section.

A speaker device of the present disclosure includes a speaker unit, a first passive radiator disposed adjacent to a vibrating plate of the speaker unit, a second passive radiator located in a first direction with respect to the first passive radiator and disposed to be opposed to the first passive radiator, a first cabinet including a first wall section and forming a sealed acoustic space, and a second cabinet including a second wall section, including an opening section adjacent to the first passive radiator, and forming an opened acoustic space. The second passive radiator is located in a second direction with respect to a first imaginary surface passing the first wall section of the first cabinet. The second wall section of the second cabinet does not project in the first direction with respect to the first wall section.

A sound generator for a display device, including: a first vibration generation unit having a first electrode and a second electrode; a second vibration generation unit having a third electrode and a fourth electrode; and a vibration layer including: a first sub-vibration layer disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; and a second sub-vibration layer disposed between the third electrode and the fourth electrode, wherein the first vibration generation unit is configured to contract and expand the first sub-vibration layer based on a first driving voltage applied to the first electrode and a second driving voltage applied to the second electrode, and wherein the second vibration generation unit is configured to contract and expand the second sub-vibration layer based on a third driving voltage applied to the third electrode and a fourth driving voltage applied to the fourth electrode.

Disclosed is a speaker assembly. The speaker of the present disclosure may include a first housing in which a first speaker is mounted; a second housing in which a second speaker is mounted, and which is adjacent to the first housing; and a plate which protrudes from the first housing toward the second housing, and to which the second housing is movably coupled, wherein a portion of the plate may be bent between the first housing and the second housing, when the second housing moves away from the first housing.

Disclosed is a speaker assembly. The speaker of the present disclosure may include a first housing in which a first speaker is mounted; a second housing in which a second speaker is mounted, and which is adjacent to the first housing; and a plate which protrudes from the first housing toward the second housing, and to which the second housing is movably coupled, wherein a portion of the plate may be bent between the first housing and the second housing, when the second housing moves away from the first housing.

In an embodiment, an earphone having a solid earphone body is provided. A first mounting recess is formed in a first end of the earphone body. A first acoustic driver is disposed in the first mounting recess. At least a first sound bore is formed in the solid earphone body. The at least a first sound bore fluidly communicates with the first mounting recess and a first exit port formed at a second end of the earphone body. The second end of the earphone body is configured to be placed in an ear canal of a user. The earphone can be fabricated by a method that includes defining negative spaces for the first acoustic driver and the at least a first sound bore in a virtual model of the earphone body.

Provided are a directional acoustic sensor that detects a direction of sound, a method of detecting a direction of sound, and an electronic device including the directional acoustic sensor. The directional acoustic sensor includes a sound inlet through which a sound is received, a sound outlet through which the sound received through the sound inlet is output, and a plurality of vibration bodies arranged between the sound inlet and the sound outlet, in which one or more of the plurality of vibration bodies selectively react to the sound received by the sound inlet according to a direction of the received sound.

The present disclosure relates to an acoustic output apparatus. The acoustic output apparatus comprising: at least one low-frequency acoustic driver that outputs sound from at least two first sound guiding holes; at least one high-frequency acoustic driver that outputs sound from at least two second sound guiding holes; and a controller configured to cause the low-frequency acoustic driver to output sound in a first frequency range, and cause the high-frequency acoustic driver to output sound in a second frequency range, wherein the second frequency range includes frequencies higher than the first frequency range.