Electro-acoustic converter
An electro-acoustic converter and electrostatic technology, applied in the direction of electrostatic transducers, microphones, sensors, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as expensive, insufficient improvement of humidity insensitivity, and increased volume of carbon capsules
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[0015] figure 1 A cross-sectional view of a popular electrostatic converter is shown. A membrane 1 is inserted into a carbon cartridge carrier 3 by means of a membrane ring 2 . Gasket 4 maintains the diaphragm 1 and electrode 5 at a distance of about 40 microns or less from each other and is fabricated from a good electrical insulating material, preferably a thin film. Behind the electrode, in the capsule carrier 3 , at a certain distance from the electrode, there is an acoustic wiper 6 which is necessary for the acoustic adjustment of the capsule.
[0016] figure 2 The invention is clearly shown. A part of the electrode 5 is shown enlarged. Attached to the electrodes is a resistor 7 which is connected to a voltage source. The function of this resistor is to heat the electrode 5 . In order to achieve or avoid sinking of the water vapor - which is necessary and sufficient in an environment "contaminated" with water vapor - a small temperature difference of a few tenths o...
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