This document describes techniques and systems that enable a range extender device. The techniques and systems include a user device that includes a housing with an audio sensor, a heat sink assembly, a circuit board assembly, and a speaker assembly positioned within the housing. The housing includes a top housing member connected to a bottom housing member. The top housing member includes a concave-down top-end portion connected to a generally-cylindrical vertical wall via rounded corners. The heat sink assembly includes a heat sink and one or more antennas positioned proximate to an inner surface of the vertical wall. The circuit board assembly is positioned within the housing and proximate to the heat sink assembly, and the speaker assembly is positioned within the housing and connected to the circuit board assembly. Also, a light ring assembly is connected to a bottom exterior surface of the bottom housing member.

In various embodiments, an electronic device includes: a diaphragm, a speaker module including a speaker configured to output a sound through a vibration of the diaphragm, and a housing accommodating the diaphragm and the speaker module therein and including a first space provided in a first direction from the speaker module and a second space provided in a second direction opposite the first direction. The electronic device further includes an air adsorption member comprising an air adsorbing material disposed in the first space and having a volume ratio of 90% or less of the first space, the air adsorption member configured to reduce air resistance to the diaphragm disposed above the speaker module without limiting the vibration of the diaphragm.

A loudspeaker design and methodology is disclosed that provides for the customization of a loudspeaker's exterior aesthetic that allows for ongoing and potentially endless graphic and artwork applications including those that can be customer defined. High definition graphics and other artwork are incorporated into panels that are made of various solid/semi-solid/non acoustically transparent material whose artwork and/or design aesthetic can be customer defined for each individual loudspeaker. The panels either separately or combined can have their own unique size, shape and artistic image/aesthetic. The panels are designed such that they require no frames and directly attach to the peripheral (sides, front/back, top, etc) of the enclosure while not covering the vibrating membranes/speaker drivers which would otherwise interfere with and compromise sound propagation and sound quality. The invention also includes methods for attaching the panels to the exterior of the loudspeaker cabinet which are designed to be quickly and easily detached/attached.

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Provided are a sound absorbing material encapsulation structure for a sound production device, and a sound production device. The sound absorbing material encapsulation structure comprises: a rigid cavity wall enclosed to form a cavity of the sound absorbing material encapsulation structure, the cavity is configured to accommodate a sound absorbing material, the rigid cavity wall is provided with air permeability holes arranged in an array, the air permeability holes are configured to form a channel for air to flow in and out of the sound absorbing material encapsulation structure, diameters of air permeability holes are smaller than a diameter of sound absorbing material; a bottom plate sealed and connected to one end surface of rigid cavity wall, the bottom plate is configured to support the sound absorbing material; a covering plate provided to cover another end surface of rigid cavity wall and sealed and connected to the rigid cavity wall.

A sound component assembly includes: a sealing portion provided in a sound passage connected to a sound hole of an electronic device to surround a portion of the sound passage and contact at least a portion of a printed circuit board (PCB) having a sound module mounted thereon; and a cover portion disposed to face the PCB outside the sealing portion, wherein the sealing portion may include a first material, the cover portion may include a second material, and the second material may have a greater hardness than a hardness of the first material.

Provided is a microphone, including a base having a back cavity, a diaphragm, a backplate electrode, and a backplate spaced from the diaphragm and defining an inner cavity jointly with the diaphragm. The diaphragm includes a vibration portion, a fixing portion, and a leak hole. The back cavity is communicated with the inner cavity through the leak hole. The backplate is provided with a first through hole. The inner cavity is communicated with outside through the first through hole. The backplate includes a backplate body and a backplate extension portion. The inner cavity includes a first inner cavity and a second inner cavity. The backplate extension portion is provided with a second through hole, and the second inner cavity is communicated with outside through the second through hole. A method for manufacturing the microphone is further provided. The technical solution has better drop performance.

Provided is a speaker box, including: an upper cover, an upper steel sheet; a lower cover, a lower steel sheet; a receiving space, an acoustic unit; and an insert plate arranged in the rear cavity. Upper and lower sides of the insert plate abut against the upper steel sheet and the lower steel sheet, respectively, a position of at least one of the upper steel sheet or the lower steel sheet aligned with the insert plate is provided with a fixing groove passing therethrough, and the insert plate is fixed to at least one of the upper steel sheet or the lower steel sheet through glue injection in the fixing groove. The speaker has characteristics of convenient mounting, good anti-shell vibration effect, and reduced mounting space.

An audio transducer includes a frame, a magnet coupled to the frame, and a voice coil axially aligned with the magnet. The voice coil can be configured to receive a flow of electric signals from an amplifier, and, in response to the received flow of electric signals, correspondingly move a diaphragm toward or away from the magnet. The audio transducer can further include a collar coupled to the voice coil. The collar can have a flange extending radially outwardly from the voice coil. The audio transducer can further include a spider having a radially outer portion coupled to the frame and a radially inner portion coupled to the flange of the collar.

The present disclosure provides a loudspeaker module and an electronic device. The loudspeaker module comprises a module housing and a loudspeaker unit, wherein the module housing has a cavity and the loudspeaker unit is accommodated in the cavity, the loudspeaker unit divides the cavity into a front acoustic cavity and a rear acoustic cavity; wherein a sound outlet hole is provided on the module housing, the front acoustic cavity is communicated with the sound outlet hole by a sound outlet channel; wherein a concave-convex structure is provided separately in a region of the module housing corresponding to the sound outlet channel. According to the present disclosure, resonance of the module housing can be effectively suppressed, to achieve the effects of increasing high-frequency sensitivity of the loudspeaker module and reducing distortion.

Techniques are provided for generating sound using a speaker mounted to an enclosure (e.g., speaker cabinet) wherein a gas pressure level (e.g., air pressure level) inside the enclosure is lower than an ambient air pressure level outside the enclosure. The reduced gas pressure level within the enclosure provides an environment with a reduced pressure level at a back side of a speaker cone of the speaker, which enhances a low frequency response for a given speaker size, while also minimizing resonant frequencies and phase cancellation issues which could otherwise occur with conventional speaker systems in which acoustic sound waves are generated at the back side of the speaker cone. A pressure compensation system is utilized counteract a force applied to the front side of the speaker cone as a result of the gas pressure level inside the enclosure being lower than the ambient air pressure level outside the enclosure.