150results about "Cellulose-like diaphragms" patented technology

A speaker diaphragm or a dust cap formed by injection molding a mixture at least containing a resin material and a fiber material. The speaker diaphragm or the dust cap combines the advantages of both a paper diaphragm and a resin diaphragm. The advantage of a paper diaphragm is a large degree of freedom in setting physical properties. The advantages of a resin diaphragm are being excellent in moisture resistance reliability, strength, external appearance, productivity and dimension stability.

An acoustic diaphragm is disclosed having a plurality of acoustic elements supported by the diaphragm. In a preferred form, each element is coupled to a driver and extends radially at a uniform acute angle to a normal of the driver. In the preferred embodiment, a plural layer of the elements is arranged so that the direction of each element is out-of-phase relative to each other, preferably in the range of approximately ninety degree. An element is also supplemental to the conventional acoustic diaphragm. The improved acoustic diaphragm is used in electric acoustic and acoustic electric transducer systems having improved performance at wide frequency range.

A bobbin interconnection assembly in a moving coil loudspeaker is disclosed. The assembly includes a first coupling member fixed to a central region of a diaphragm of the loudspeaker. The assembly also includes a second coupling member that may be removably engaged to the first coupling member. The second coupling member is fixed to an inner rim of an annular damper, and to a voice coil bobbin.

A speaker diaphragm is configured by a compound mixed with resin and bamboo fiber. The diaphragm satisfying the advantage of the bamboo fiber of high sound quality and a large degree of freedom in the setting of the characteristic value of the diaphragm and the advantage of the diaphragm made of a resin with improved humidity resistance reliability and strength, excellent external appearance, and enhanced productivity and dimension stability is obtained.

A smaller-sized and acoustically excellent speaker diaphragm is inexpensively provided using the mixture of a specially surface-coated woody material and a mass-producible synthetic resin.The mixture is composed of a non-chlorinated synthetic resin and a powdery cellulose material whose particle size falls within a range of from 5 μm to 500 μm. The cellulose material has been subjected to a surface treatment to enhance its affinity to the non-chlorinated synthetic resin, and 30% to 70% by weight of the cellulose material is contained in the mixture.

A speaker diaphragm includes a fabric layer in which impregnated thermosetting resin is thermally cured, and a paper layer integrated on a rear face of this fabric layer. Fluffs of the paper layer filling stitches of the fabric layer are entangled with threads of the fabric layer from a surface of the fabric layer, and are firmly fixed by thermosetting resin. This integrates the layers in the state that the paper layer is filled in the stitches of the fabric layer. Accordingly, internal loss and Young's modulus of the speaker diaphragm can be increased. As a result, the speaker sound quality can be improved.

A loudspeaker diaphragm contains polylactic acid, and bamboo charcoal mixed in the polylactic acid. The diaphragm does not affect environment and provides a loudspeaker with high sound quality.

An angled cone of a loudspeaker is formed integrally, and has an expanded end forming an outer verge extending outwardly to form a convex suspension rim. The surface of the convex suspension rim is overlaid with an elastic layer so that a better vibration form and a preferred tone quality could be outputted, and thereby, it is possible to alleviate the elastic fatigue and spoilage of the cone and control damping and value Q of the loudspeaker.

The invention provides a planar-magnetic transducer with a frame and a primary magnet row structure of elongated magnets adjacent and air gapped from a first surface side of a mobile portion of a thin film or thin structure diaphragm with conductive traces incorporated with the diaphragm. An additional pair of magnetic sources attached to the frame outside of the vibratable region of the diaphragm and mounted above the plane of the opposite, second surface side of the diaphragm to enhance magnetic energy near the second surface side of the film diaphragm, without any magnet rows attached directly in front of the second surface side of the vibratable region of the diaphragm between the additional pair of magnetic sources. The additional magnetic sources can increase the drive force to the outer portions of the vibratable diaphragm, or across the diaphragm, to provide more control near the termination edge of the diaphragm and to create a more planar displacement of the diaphragm and increase transducer efficiency.

A single-magnet double-tone-circuit coaxial loudspeaker includes a shell, a U iron, a magnet, a spring washer, a first diaphragm assembly, a second diaphragm assembly, an upper cover and a terminal plate. A single “magnet+spring washer+U iron” magnetic circuit is extended to be two upper-lower coaxial magnetic circuits, therefore, the first diaphragm assembly and the second diaphragm assembly which are electrically connected to the terminal plate generate a double-magnetic-circuit feature by sharing a single-magnet system. High frequency and low frequency wave bands are driven independently, such that high frequency and low frequency portions can achieve a better sound resolution effect. The complementation of the two reduces distortion, thus improves the overall acoustic performance of the loudspeaker.

The invention discloses a loudspeaker device, comprising a vibration system, a magnetic circuit system, and an auxiliary system for receiving and fixing the vibration system and the magnetic circuit system. The vibration system comprises a vibrating diaphragm. The auxiliary system comprises a front cover. A waterproof gasket is provided at one side of the front cover far away from the vibration system. The vibrating diaphragm, the front cover and the waterproof gasket are integratedly combined by injection moulding. The vibrating diaphragm of the vibration system and the front cover and the waterproof gasket of the auxiliary system are integratedly combined by injection moulding, and the waterproof gasket is compressed after being contacted with a terminal, so that the loudspeaker device of the invention satisfies the terminal waterproof requirement of IPX7 or higher, achieving good waterproof effect. Furthermore, the vibrating diaphragm, the front cover and the waterproof gasket are integratedly formed, thereby simplifying the production process of the waterproof loudspeaker device, improving the production efficiency, lowering the production cost of the loudspeaker device and increasing the yield rate of the repaired loudspeaker device.

The instant disclosure provides a speaker which includes a support structure, a diaphragm, and a coil. The upper frame of the support structure has an opening formed thereon. The diaphragm is disposed on the upper frame of the support structure and located at the peripheral portions of the opening The diaphragm has a substrate layer and a magnetic layer formed thereon. The coil is disposed on the lower frame of the support structure and opposite to the diaphragm. The coil drives the diaphragm to vibrate for sound generation by electromagnetic induction when an electrical current is introduced through the coil.

A speaker diaphragm which includes a woven cloth which contains a thermosetting resin of thermo-cured state, and a paper board bonded and integrated with the woven cloth at the back surface. The woven cloth has its weave texture exposed on the front surface. The diaphragm has a high strength because it is made with a woven cloth; furthermore, its hardness is high because the thermosetting resin impregnated in woven cloth is in thermo-cured state. Thus the diaphragm helps implementing a speaker which demonstrates superior vibration characteristics in the high frequency sound region.

A speaker device has a magnet, outer yokes, and inner yokes which are assembled so that a magnetic gap is formed between the outer yoke and inner yokes over which a magnetic flux which is generated from the magnet cuts across. A voice coil unit which is linked to a diaphragm is disposed within the magnetic gap, and positioning members determine the positions of the inner yokes and the outer yokes which attach magnetically to the magnet such that a magnetic gap is formed. The speaker device has a magnetic circuit of which the construction facilitates assembly, and recycling of various individual parts is relatively easy.

Disclosed is a drum paper of loudspeaker covered with metallic layer. The drum paper is comprised of a conic base layer made by non-woven fabric or woven fiber, and a metal-covered layer coated on the base layer. The drum paper is provided with an outer circumference extended outwardly to form a suspension rim. Therefore, the drum paper of the present invention is offered with a preferred strength in its thickness direction to present a specific output voice quality with metallic atmosphere and vision effect.

The invention provides for the construction of cones (12) of audio speaker (10) from at least some quantity of hemp fiber, alone or with other materials and / or binding chemicals. The hemp composition may range from approximately 2% to approximately 100% hemp fiber. The invention composition may be mixed, molded, pressed, and placed into a frame (14) in a traditional manner of speaker cone structure.

The present invention relates to an apparatus for controlling the movement of a cone paper used for outputting sound, and a flexible OLED covered on the cone paper in order to enhance the sound quality of a visual speaker. In a visual speaker which includes a voice coil, a magnet, an edge, a unit enclosure, a flexible OLED for displaying video images, and a speaker cone paper, a visual speaker is characterized in that a speaker cone paper configured to output sound, a flexible OLED covered on the speaker cone paper, an edge, and a unit enclosure are formed in an integral airtight structure filled with a compressed gas, and a compression piston and a compressed gas adjusting device are further disposed for adjusting the pressure of the inner compressed gas, so that it is possible to control the movements of the flexible OLED and the speaker cone paper.

There is provided a speaker that uses a waterproof vibration plate that is obtained by forming a water repellent layer containing wax on a surface of paper pulp by the use of a wax-based emulsion in a suspension of the paper pulp, then forming a binder layer containing rosin or alkyl ketene dimmer on a surface of the water repellent layer by the use of a rosin sizing agent or an alkyl ketene dimmer sizing agent in the suspension, then forming an oil repellent layer containing a fluorinated resin on a surface of the binder layer by the use of a fluorine-based resin emulsion in the suspension, then forming the paper pulp into paper, and then heating and drying the same.

The invention discloses a sound production device diaphragm and a sound production device. The diaphragm comprises at least one elastomer layer, wherein the elastomer layer is made of ethylene-vinyl acetate rubber; and the ethylene-vinyl acetate rubber is formed by copolymerizing ethylene and vinyl acetate, and the vinyl acetate accounts for 30-90% of the total amount of the ethylene-vinyl acetaterubber. The diaphragm has good acoustic performances.

A method for reducing the radiation amplitude of material vibration modes (division vibrations) from a loudspeaker transducer diaphragm mechanically vibrated for the purpose of transforming an electrical signal into an acoustic signal. The diaphragm material may consist of formed paper or plastic sheet materials or molded paper pulp. The amplitude reduction of material vibration modes and pressure waves within the diaphragm material is accomplished by impressing small, shaped structures within the diaphragm material at critical locations determined by measurement with laser vibration analysis or position sensitive transient analysis of a loudspeaker transducer. The method is applied to the diaphragm material after it has been formed into the shape of a loudspeaker transducer diaphragm, either before or after the diaphragm has been assembled into a loudspeaker transducer.