A microphone transducer is provided, the microphone transducer comprising a housing and a transducer assembly supported within the housing and defining an internal acoustic space. The transducer assembly includes a magnet assembly, a diaphragm disposed adjacent the magnet assembly and having a front surface and a rear surface, and a coil attached to the rear surface of the diaphragm and capable of moving relative to the magnet assembly in response to acoustic waves impinging on the front surface. The transducer assembly further includes a primary port establishing acoustic communication between the internal acoustic space and an external cavity at least partially within the housing, and a secondary port located at the front surface of the diaphragm.

A method, system and devices to selectively control modal vibrations in an elastic panel with a number of force actuators distributed throughout the surface of the elastic panel to excite/depress the response of one or more vibrational resonant modes included in a prescribed subset. The force actuators are disposed such that prescribed modal excitation/depression may be realized when the actuators are driven by a common source signal.

A loudspeaker system with viscoelastic material affixed between two flexible panels is disclosed. The loudspeaker system dissipates the energy of motion, resulting in less pronounced resonant peaks. The effect may be especially evident at high frequencies, where energy is dissipated over many cycles in a shorter period of time. Also disclosed are the method of making the loudspeaker system and a method of using the loudspeaker system.

A speaker assembly may be for being resiliently mounted to spaced apart frame members of a vehicle. The speaker assembly may include an elongate housing having a respective retention chamber at each opposing end, and audio speakers and associated wireless receiver circuitry carried by the housing. The speaker assembly may also include a respective inboard elastomeric body within each retention chamber, and a respective vehicle frame mounting bracket at each end of the elongate housing and to be mounted to an adjacent frame member of the vehicle. The assembly may further include respective fasteners coupling each vehicle frame mounting bracket to the elongate housing via a corresponding inboard elastomeric body so that each vehicle frame mounting bracket is resiliently coupled to the elongate housing.

The present technology relates to an information processing apparatus configured to obtain high comfortability. The information processing apparatus includes a plurality of board portions, an acquisition unit placed on one of the board portions and configured to acquire information associated with a wearer, and a connection portion being flexible and configured to connect the board portion to another of the board portions. The present technology is applicable to wearable devices.

A headphone device includes a housing, a sound generator and a tube. The housing includes a main body and a cover plate. The cover plate includes a first surface and a second surface. The first surface is disposed towards the main body and connected to the main body to form an internal space. The second surface is disposed opposite to the first surface. The sound generator is disposed in the internal space. The tube includes a tubular body, a first end and a second end. The tubular body is disposed between the first end and the second end. The tubular body has a cross section which is in a closed shape. The second surface of the cover plate is disposed towards the tubular body. The tubular body and the second surface are disposed in parallel or have an included angle less than twenty degrees.

An electronic device includes a main body, a sound guiding tube, a microphone assembly and an adjustment cavity. The device body includes a wall plate. The sound guiding tube is formed on the wall plate of the main body and includes an input end, a first output end and a second output end, and the input end is in communication with the external environment. The microphone assembly is arranged on the main body and in communication with the first output end of the sound guiding tube, and the microphone assembly is acoustically connected to the external environment. The adjustment cavity is arranged in the main body and in communication with the second output end of the sound guiding tube, and the adjustment cavity is acoustically connected to the external environment.

According to examples, an apparatus may include a chamber having a hole and a microphone unit. The microphone unit may include a first substrate having a first opening aligned with the hole of the chamber, a second substrate positioned with respect to the first substrate to form a gap between the second substrate and the first substrate, the second substrate having a second opening, and a diaphragm housed within the gap formed between the first substrate and the second substrate, in which the first opening is positioned on a first side of the diaphragm and the second opening is positioned on a second side of the diaphragm.

An acoustic device comprises a sound generating unit having a vibration diaphragm, the acoustic device is provided with a sound outlet, the sound waves at a front side of the vibration diaphragm radiates to the outside through the sound outlet; and an enclosed closed cavity formed at a rear side of the vibration diaphragm, the closed cavity is divided into first and second closed cavities by a partition part, and at least a portion of the partition part flexibly deforms, the first closed cavity is adjacent to the vibration diaphragm, the second closed cavity is far away from the vibration diaphragm, the volume of the second closed cavity is larger than that of the first closed cavity; the second closed cavity encloses the sound into the second closed cavity; at least a part of an electronic apparatus housing is used for forming the first and/or the second closed cavity.

A camera includes one or more microphone pairs. A first microphone (e.g., a main microphone) is ported to the outside of the camera and captures the desired external audio signal, but may also capture undesired vibrational noise. A second microphone has a similar structure to the first microphone, but is not ported to the outside of the camera. Instead, the second microphone is ported into an enclosed cavity (e.g., 1-2 cubic centimeters in volume). The second microphone may pick up the same vibration excitation and internal acoustic noise as the first microphone but very little of the desired external acoustic sounds around the camera. The unwanted noise can then be removed by subtracting the second audio signal from the second microphone from the main audio signal from the main microphone.