Distributed mode loudspeaker electromagnetic actuator with axial and radial magnetization circuits
A technology of actuators and axes, applied in electromechanical sensors, instruments, loudspeakers, etc., can solve problems such as limited topology and reduced magnetic flux density
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[0027] In general, the disclosure features electromagnetic transducers incorporating axially magnetized magnets within an annular radially magnetized wall. Such transducers are believed to be capable of generating more power per physical size and mass than conventional transducers. It is believed that this increased power may be made possible by combining, for example, thin, flat axially magnetized neodymium magnets with thin walled radially magnetized magnets.
[0028] Such an actuator can have features such as figure 2 The characteristic force versus frequency behavior is shown in . Here, the vertical axis shows the force factor, and the horizontal axis shows the frequency from 100 Hz to 20 kHz. Both axes are shown on a logarithmic scale. Actuator force at resonant frequency F 0 peaks at , in this case around 200Hz. At higher frequencies, such as 500Hz to 5kHz in the example shown, the force versus frequency response is relatively constant. At higher frequencies (eg, ...
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