Nested compound loudspeaker drive unit
A loudspeaker and nested technology, applied in the field of loudspeakers, can solve problems such as poor frequency response and directional control, complex mechanical structure, discontinuous diaphragm geometry, etc., to achieve linearity improvement, good directional control, simple mechanical The effect of the structure
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[0022] In this context, the term "rigid" refers to structures that are considered not to vibrate significantly with the applied electromechanical power generated by any voice coils in the system, and the term "elastic" refers to structures that are not vibrated due to any voice coils in the system. A structure that bends, compresses, or expands when an electromechanical force is applied. Additionally, the term "forward direction" refers to the main direction in which sound waves are radiated from the speaker, ie the direction in which the diaphragm moves closer to the assumed sound receiver. In contrast, the term "rearward direction" refers to the reverse of the forward direction. Correspondingly, the terms "front" and "rear" refer to the side of the loudspeaker that is located in the direction of said forward or rearward direction. The term "voice coil former" is used to denote any type of structure capable of mechanically connecting the voice coil to the vibrating diaphragm...
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