See how a piezoelectric vibration device with guide protrusion enables directional stereophonic
An enclosure-mounted vibration member boosts low-pitched sound and delivers tactile feedback in vehicle seats without adding more speakers.
A detachable coupling and stacked speaker enclosure raise low-frequency sound pressure while keeping vehicle audio installation compact.
Piezoelectric vibration and heat-dissipating enclosure holes raise vehicle speaker SPL, especially at low frequencies, without adding more speakers.
An integrated vibration member and enclosure boosts low-frequency sound pressure in vehicle speakers while limiting size growth for stereo output.
A BT-based lead-free piezoelectric driver uses 0 V-or-higher unipolar AC to enable self-poling while maintaining sound pressure and reducing lead risks.
Opposite-phase piezo vibration plates linked by elastic members boost low-frequency sound pressure without losing compact speaker structure.
Multiple piezoelectric vibration devices and elastic connections increase displacement and sound pressure while limiting stress on each element.
An integrated signal supply member and connection member remove soldering step heights, reducing cracks while improving sound pressure and sound quality.
Moving the flexible substrate pad below the high-frequency diaphragm frees diaphragm area and boosts 10 kHz+ sound pressure.
A display panel is driven as the sound source using particle-based electrodes, avoiding separate speaker placement and improving sound pressure.
A display panel serves as the diaphragm while an air-pocket porous layer creates resonance space, reducing separate speaker parts and device thickness.
High stiffness limits low-band output in piezoelectric speakers; housing-mounted sub-plates tune vibration transfer for improved sound pressure.
Oriented sound units and a guide member expand coverage while reducing apparatus volume, weight, and structural complexity.
A dual-modulus connection member cushions fragile piezoelectric elements and increases plate amplitude for stronger low-frequency sound.
A speaker dome structure reduces moving mass through strategic edge openings while maintaining structural integrity.
Removing traditional roll suspensions eliminates rub and buzz harmonic distortion, enabling clear personal sound cocoon effects at close distances.
A voice coil extension element attaches to the membrane and coil to position windings within the maximum magnetic field.