The present invention relates to the field of
fluid control technology, and in particular to a fluid generating device, comprising a piezoelectrically driven
actuator, a spacer and a diaphragm, wherein the diaphragm has a fixed portion and a vibrating portion, wherein the fixed portion is fixedly connected to one end of the spacer away from the
actuator, and the vibration energy generated by the
actuator, on the one hand, is transmitted to the diaphragm by causing pressure changes in the fluid in the chamber due to the vibration of the actuator, and more importantly, the energy is directly transmitted to the diaphragm by means of a mechanical
coupling formed by the actuator and the diaphragm, thereby causing the diaphragm to vibrate, and the
energy transfer efficiency is higher; in addition, by arranging a partition on the diaphragm, the partition separates the vibrating part into at least two vibration zones, and the ability of the diaphragm area opposite to the partition to
resist elastic deformation when a force is applied is greater than the ability of the vibration zone to
resist elastic deformation when a force is applied, and the vibration energy transmitted to the diaphragm will mainly act on the vibration zone, causing the vibration zone to generate vibrations with a larger amplitude, and the energy
utilization rate is higher.