Patent classifications
H04R1/2846
Earphone having a controlled acoustic leak port
An earphone comprising an earphone housing having a wall comprising (1) a front side that joins (2) an end portion in which a primary sound output opening is formed, which joins (3) a face portion in which a secondary output opening is formed, which joins (4) a back side which joins the front side and encloses a driver, wherein the primary output opening is dimensioned to output sound generated by a diaphragm of the driver contained within the earphone housing into the ear and the secondary output opening is dimensioned to vent the ear to a surrounding environment, and wherein the primary output opening and the secondary output opening face different directions.
EARPHONE HAVING A CONTROLLED ACOUSTIC LEAK PORT
An earphone comprising an earphone housing having a wall comprising (1) a front side that joins (2) an end portion in which a primary sound output opening is formed, which joins (3) a face portion in which a secondary output opening is formed, which joins (4) a back side which joins the front side and encloses a driver, wherein the primary output opening is dimensioned to output sound generated by a diaphragm of the driver contained within the earphone housing into the ear and the secondary output opening is dimensioned to vent the ear to a surrounding environment, and wherein the primary output opening and the secondary output opening face different directions.
EARCUSHION WITH ACOUSTIC TUBE
An earcushion with acoustic tube, comprising an earcushion body; the earcushion body is provided with a front acoustic cavity of speaker, the front acoustic cavity of speaker is provided with an acoustic tube, one end of the acoustic tube is arranged in the front acoustic cavity of speaker; the other end is connected with a resonant cavity, the volume of the resonant cavity is much greater than that of the acoustic tube, the resonant cavity is communicated with the outside atmosphere, the linear amplitude of the speaker vibration system may be increased and the system power may be improved, it can also improve the loop feedback environment.
Earphones
A headphone includes a housing defining an enclosed volume, an electro-acoustic transducer dividing the enclosed volume into a front volume and a rear volume, a first port in the housing coupling the front volume to an ear canal of a user, a second port in the housing coupling the front volume to space outside the ear, a third port in the housing coupling the rear volume to space outside the ear, and an ear tip configured to surround the first port and seal the ear canal from space outside the ear. The second port has a diameter and a length that provide an acoustic mass with an acoustic impedance with a high reactive component and a low resistive component.
Earcushion with acoustic tube
An earcushion with acoustic tube, comprising an earcushion body; the earcushion body is provided with a front acoustic cavity of speaker, the front acoustic cavity of speaker is provided with an acoustic tube, one end of the acoustic tube is arranged in the front acoustic cavity of speaker; the other end is connected with a resonant cavity, the volume of the resonant cavity is much greater than that of the acoustic tube, the resonant cavity is communicated with the outside atmosphere, the linear amplitude of the speaker vibration system may be increased and the system power may be improved, it can also improve the loop feedback environment.
Wireless earbud
An earbud includes a housing having a main body portion having a speaker port and a stoke extending from the main body portion; a radiator disposed in the stoke to radiate radio signals to the outside of the earbud; and a printed circuit board (PCB) configured to be electrically connected to the radiator. The radiator includes a first conductive pattern formed on a first surface in the stoke; a second conductive pattern formed on a second surface perpendicular to the first surface; and a connection portion configured to electrically connect the first conductive pattern and the PCB. The first conductive pattern and the connection portion may be configured to radiate signals in a first frequency band, and the first conductive pattern and the second conductive pattern may be configured to radiate signals in a second frequency band different from the first frequency band.
ACOUSTIC OUTPUT DEVICE
The present disclosure discloses an acoustic output device. The acoustic output device may include a first acoustic driver including a first diaphragm; a second acoustic driver including a second diaphragm; a control circuit electrically connected with the first acoustic driver and the second acoustic driver respectively, the control circuit provides a first electrical signal for driving a vibration of the first diaphragm, and a second electrical signal for driving a vibration of the second diaphragm, and the control circuit is configured to adjust a phase of the first electrical signal and a phase of the second electrical signal such that, in a first scenario, the phase of the first electrical signal and the phase of the second electrical signal are opposite, and in a second scenario, the phase of the first electrical signal and the phase of the second electrical signal are same.
Acoustic output apparatus
The present disclosure discloses an acoustic output apparatus. The acoustic output apparatus may include an acoustic driver. The acoustic driver may include a diaphragm and a magnetic circuit structure. A front side of the acoustic driver may be formed at a side of the diaphragm away from the magnetic circuit structure. A rear side of the acoustic driver may be formed at a side of the magnetic circuit structure away from the diaphragm. The diaphragm may vibrate to cause the acoustic driver to radiate sound outward from the front side and the rear side of the acoustic driver. The acoustic output apparatus may further include a housing structure configured to carry the acoustic driver. One side of the front side and the rear side of the acoustic driver may form a cavity with the housing structure. The side of the acoustic driver forming the cavity may radiate the sound towards the cavity, and the other side of the acoustic driver may radiate the sound towards outside of the acoustic output apparatus.
Noise Reduction for High-Airflow Audio Transducers
Example techniques may involve reduction of turbulence noise from a sound transducer that is mounted within an interior housing of a playback device. An example playback device may include an enclosure comprising a first interior volume and a second interior volume. The playback device may further include a speaker mounted within an interior of the enclosure. The speaker includes a diaphragm dividing the first interior volume and the second interior volume and the speaker is moveable along an axis to generate sound. The playback device may also include a first speaker vent providing airflow between the first interior volume and an exterior of the enclosure and a second speaker vent providing airflow between the first interior volume and the exterior of the enclosure. The first speaker vent directs airflow in a first direction and second speaker vent directs airflow in a second direction.
Noise reduction for high-airflow audio transducers
Example techniques may involve reduction of turbulence noise from a sound transducer that is mounted within an interior housing of a playback device. An example playback device may include an enclosure comprising a first interior volume and a second interior volume. The playback device may further include a speaker mounted within an interior of the enclosure. The speaker includes a diaphragm dividing the first interior volume and the second interior volume and the speaker is moveable along an axis to generate sound. The playback device may also include a first speaker vent providing airflow between the first interior volume and an exterior of the enclosure and a second speaker vent providing airflow between the first interior volume and the exterior of the enclosure. The first speaker vent directs airflow in a first direction and second speaker vent directs airflow in a second direction.