| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 381184000 | Different types of diaphragms | 8 |
| 20090046876 | Coaxial Loudspeaker - A coaxial loudspeaker including a tweeter unit and a low/midrange unit with a cone diaphragm suspended in a loudspeaker basket, which comprises an electromagnetic drive fixedly attached to a loudspeaker basket on its tapered end, in the area of which the tweeter unit is positioned, whose sound radiation surface is directed away from this drive. In one embodiment, in order to suppress the sound focusing of traditional coaxial loudspeakers with a woofer/midrange cone diaphragm, and to ensure a simple and cost-efficient assembly of the tweeter unit, the electromagnetic drive for the cone diaphragm of the woofer/midrange unit is located within the space bordering the convex curved exterior side of the cone diaphragm, and the tweeter unit is positioned outside of this space. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20090180648 | SPEAKER DEVICE AND SPEAKER UNIT - A simple structure will achieve dissipation of heat from the area inside a voice-coil bobbin and a diaphragm without a reduction in sound quality, in which a process for assembling a speaker device with high accuracy is performed in a simple operation. A speaker device comprises a recess-shaped frame | 07-16-2009 |
| 20090214062 | TRANSDUCER ASSEMBLY - A transducer assembly includes a first electroacoustic transducer and a second electroacoustic transducer. The first and the second electrostatic transducers include an electrode and a counter electrode. An inner circumference of an outer diaphragm section lying within an outer circumference forms the counter electrode of the first electroacoustic transducer. An inner diaphragm section that lies within the inner circumference of the outer diaphragm section forms the counter electrode of the second electroacoustic transducer. | 08-27-2009 |
| 20100119089 | Speaker Assembly - A speaker assembly includes a speaker housing with a closed top wall, an opposed open end and first, second, third and fourth sidewalls extending downwardly from the closed top wall. The closed top wall is substantially planar and forms a support surface. First and second midrange drivers and first and second high frequency drivers are mounted within the housing, wherein the first midrange driver and the first tweeter are mirror images of second midrange driver and the second tweeter. A first support bracket supports the first midrange driver and first tweeter along a first side of the closed top wall adjacent the first sidewall of the speaker housing. The first support bracket includes a planar support surface which is obliquely oriented relative to a plane in which the closed top wall lies. A second support bracket supports the second midrange driver and the second tweeter along a second side of the closed top wall adjacent the third sidewall of the speaker housing. The first support bracket includes a planar support surface which is obliquely oriented relative to the plane in which the closed top wall lies. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20110116662 | SPEAKER DEVICE - A speaker device includes a vibrating body including a diaphragm and a voice coil supported by a part of the diaphragm and a magnetic circuit including a first magnetic pole part having a magnet and a second magnetic pole part different from the first magnetic pole part and arranged spaced apart from the first magnetic pole part. The voice coil is arranged between the first magnetic pole part and the second magnetic pole part, the vibrating body includes a conducting part formed at a part or whole of the diaphragm, in the proximity of the voice coil, and the conducting part is arranged between the first magnetic pole part and the second magnetic pole part. | 05-19-2011 |
| 20110293120 | EARPHONE TRANSDUCER - An improved earphone transducer made of a first ring-shaped diaphragm covering the area of the earphone transducer perimeter to the transducer voice coil, and a second dome-shaped transducer covering the center space above the voice coil. The ring-shaped diaphragm and dome-shaped diaphragm have overlapping areas to facilitate integration into the transducer, and the dome shaped diaphragm has a surface anomaly at its apex to facilitate manufacture. The diaphragms are of differing thicknesses and/or hardness to produce a more dynamic sound response, and may also be made of different thermoplastic materials. | 12-01-2011 |
| 20120163637 | SPEAKER ASSEMBLY - An exemplary speaker assembly includes a woofer, a supporting member, a fixing member and a tweeter. The woofer includes a magnetic circuit unit defining an air gap, a frame mounted on the magnetic circuit unit, a diaphragm received in and connected to the frame, and a voice coil extending through a center of the diaphragm. One end of the voice is secured to the diaphragm, and the other end of the voice coil is interposed into the air gap of the magnetic circuit unit. The supporting member is disposed on the magnetic circuit unit and enclosed by the voice coil. A top end of the supporting member extends through the diaphragm to an outer side of the diaphragm. The fixing member extends through the magnetic circuit unit to mount the supporting member on the magnetic circuit unit. The tweeter is secured to and supported by the supporting member. | 06-28-2012 |
| 20120224728 | SPEAKER ASSEMBLY INCORPORATING WOOFER AND TWEETER - An exemplary speaker assembly includes a woofer, a tweeter, and a bracket supporting the tweeter within the woofer. The woofer includes a magnetic circuit unit defining a magnetic gap, a frame attached on the magnetic circuit unit, a diaphragm attached to the frame, and a voice coil attached to the diaphragm and extending into the magnetic gap. The bracket includes an outer ring fixed relative to the frame, an inner ring surrounded by the outer ring, and ribs interconnecting the outer ring and the inner ring. The tweeter includes a main body, a supporting body, and a confining body. The supporting body is partly received in and abuts against the inner ring. | 09-06-2012 |
