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Class 381/185 - Having common voice coil


Subclass of Class 381 - Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices
Definition: Subject matter where two or more flexible membranes are
No. of patents: 10
Last issue date: 04/22/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7360626Audio speaker with wobble free voice coil movement
A speaker that is designed to substantially eliminate wobble of the voice coil during operation, and thus remove that source of distortion and early failure of the speaker. This is accomplished with the creation of triangular ring that extends upward from the top ed...
04/22/2008
7225895Audio speaker with wobble free voice coil movement
A speaker that is designed to substantially eliminate wobble of the voice coil during operation, and thus remove that source of distortion and early failure of the speaker. This is accomplished with the creation of triangular ring that extends upward from the top ed...
06/05/2007
7185735Audio speaker with wobble free voice coil movement
A speaker that is designed to substantially eliminate wobble of the voice coil during operation, and thus remove that source of distortion and early failure of the speaker. This is accomplished with the creation of triangular ring that extends upward from the top ed...
03/06/2007
6095278Base for holding the tweeter of a speaker
A speaker base, which includes a tweeter holder having a holder base and a bottom mounting holder rod, and withholding ring mounted on the tweeter holder to hold a tweeter, wherein the tweeter holder has an axial center through hole through its holder bas...
08/01/2000
5471437Electrodynamic acoustic transducer
An electrodynamic transducer has a diaphragm substantially having two parts with different profiles, namely an acoustically active central part and an annular part laterally adjoining the central part and serving for the resilient suspension of the diaphr...
11/28/1995
4914750Sound transducer
A sound transducer converts electrical signals into mechanical motion. A transducer comprises a transducer housing including a diaphragm section having an inner concave surface and an outer convex surface. A stem element projects outwardly from the diaphr...
04/03/1990
4903308Audio transducer with controlled flexibility diaphragm
An improved audio transducer includes a diaphragm having a pair of cylindrically-shaped webs that provide greater bandwidth, reduced distortion and greater horizontal dispersion of sound. The audio output of the transducer is further improved by forming t...
02/20/1990
4567327Flat-diaphragm transducer and method of manufacturing such a transducer
An electrodynamic transducer of the flat-diaphragm type in which the movement of the voice coil and coil former (2, 3) is transmitted to the flat diaphragm (1) via at least one auxiliary cone (8 or 20). The auxiliary cone is secured to a centering diaphra...
01/28/1986
4477699Mechanical two-way loudspeaker
A mechanical two way loudspeaker includes a low frequency diaphragm arranged coaxially with one another which are driven by the same voice coil. In order to flatten the sound pressure versus frequency characteristic of the loud speaker in the high frequen...
10/16/1984
4147899Broadband electromagnetic sound source with differently tuned diaphragms
An electroacoustic transducer particularly for small small-sized portable equipment such as a wristwatch comprises a first vibrating plate which is vibrated by means of an electromagnet and a second vibrating plate which is coupled with the first vibratin...
04/03/1979
 
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