A passive sounding device integrated into a flat panel display includes a glass diaphragm having a first surface for forming a light-emitting array of the flat-panel display thereon, a suspension edge, and a frame, wherein the glass diaphragm is tightly sealed with the frame through the suspension edge to form an airtight space in the frame, and the glass diaphragm vibrates and emits sound in response to the pressure of the sound waves generated by an active sounding device.

A low-profile panel assembly configured to provide sound having at least one acoustic wavelength within a passenger compartment of a vehicle is provided. The vehicle has a support structure. The assembly includes a substrate panel perforated with at least one sub-wavelength hole which extends between front and back surfaces of the panel. The panel is configured to be attached to the support structure. A continuous membrane of facing material overlies and is in contact with the panel. The membrane is tightly stretched over and covers the at least one hole at the front surface of the panel. An electroacoustic sound source is configured to radiate acoustic waves against the back surface of the panel. The radiated acoustic waves travel through the at least one membrane-covered hole to vibrate at least one portion of the membrane which tightly covers the at least one hole. The at least one vibrating portion of the membrane radiates acoustic waves into the passenger compartment of the vehicle.

Provided are a sounding structure and a terminal. The sounding structure comprises: a frame comprising an accommodation cavity, the accommodation cavity comprising a first opening and a second opening provided on two opposite sides of the frame; a magnetic circuit system arranged in the accommodation cavity and comprising a first channel and a second channel; a first vibrating diaphragm arranged to face the first opening and provided with a voice coil, the voice coil partially extending into the first channel; and a second vibrating diaphragm arranged to face the second opening, the second channel communicating the first opening with the second opening.

Various implementations include portable loudspeakers. Certain implementations include a portable loudspeaker that mitigates ingress of moisture, particulates, and other contaminates. In particular implementations, the portable loudspeaker includes a housing with an enclosure having a co-molded construction for ingress resistance.

Disclosed is a sound-producing apparatus, including a vibration assembly and a magnetic circuit assembly, the vibration assembly includes a diaphragm which vibrates to generate sound waves, wherein, a middle region of the magnetic circuit assembly is hollowed out to form a volume expansion cavity penetrating through the magnetic circuit assembly, with a flexible deformation portion being provided in a region of the magnetic circuit assembly located in the volume expansion cavity; the flexible deformation portion covers a port of the volume expansion cavity or separates the volume expansion cavity into two regions that are isolated from each other; the flexible deformation portion is disposed facing the diaphragm, and can vibrate as a function of air pressure.

An acoustic device comprises a sound generating unit comprising a diaphragm. An acoustic wave at a front side radiates outwards through a sound outlet. A closed cavity is formed at a rear side of the vibrating diaphragm. Volume adjustment regions are provided in the closed cavity, the volume adjustment regions are a sound absorption portion, a porous sound absorbing material is provided on the sound absorption portion, and the volume adjustment regions are a flexibly deformable portion. The closed cavity is divided into first and second closed cavities by a partition. The first closed cavity is adjacent to the diaphragm, the second closed cavity is far away from the vibrating diaphragm. The flexibly deformable portion is at least part of the partition, and deforms flexibly. The sound absorbing material is provided in the first and/or the second closed cavity, and effectively increase the equivalent volume of the closed cavity.

A loudspeaker is provided that includes an outer tubular section, an inner tubular section at least partially disposed within the outer tubular section, a driver disposed in the inner tubular section at an angle offset from a cross-sectional plane of the inner tubular section, a sound deflector disposed at a first end of the outer tubular section, and a void defined collectively by a space between a first end of the inner tubular section within the outer tubular section and the sound deflector, and a space between an outer portion of the inner tubular section and an inner portion of the outer tubular section. The sound produced by the driver passes through the void via the space between the first end of the inner tubular section within the outer tubular section and the sound deflector, and then via the space between the outer portion of the inner tubular section and the inner portion of the outer tubular section.

A subwoofer that is enclosed in a housing adapted for tool-less installation and removal on a watercraft using cam-latch mounts on existing vendor mounting locations or on included custom mounting plates. The watercraft subwoofer system includes a waterproof signal and power connector with no tools necessary to connect or disconnect. The down-firing subwoofer acoustically couples the subwoofer to the hollow vehicle hull and increases bass. The enclosure has a passive acoustic radiator to provide increased bass response and pressure equalization when hitting the water or momentarily submerged. The enclosure has marine lights on the rear-facing side. The enclosure also has a one-way pressure valve to release pressure if hitting water at high speeds and becoming submerged. An anti-slip mat is provided on the top of the enclosure to reduce the likelihood of a rider slipping off the rear of the watercraft. Various enclosure shapes may be used.

A sounding component in an electronic device includes a box and a sounding system disposed in the box. The sounding system includes a front cavity, a rear cavity, and a damping component adapted to slow down an airflow from the rear sound cavity to enter a cavity inside the electronic device at a low flow rate and thereby weaken impact of the airflow on a housing of the electronic device, decrease amplitude, and dampen or alleviate housing vibration.

A loudspeaker includes a housing, a driver module and a vibrator module. The housing has a first wall section, and a second wall section that is spaced apart from the first wall section in a first direction. The driver module is mounted to the housing and includes at least one driver cone. The vibrator module includes a pair of first vibrators that are disposed on the first wall section and that are respectively located at two opposite sides of the driver module in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction and a pair of second vibrators that are disposed on the second wall section and that are respectively located at two opposite sides of the driver module in the second direction.