Electromagnetic driving module replaces piezoelectric and moving coil designs to resolve reliability and size contradictions in compact screens.
A magnetic bowl uses a composite structure with a high magnetoconductivity reinforcing portion to improve acoustic output.
Segmenting the transducer into injection-molded modules eliminates precise gluing, reducing scrap rates while maintaining acoustic quality.
Opposing magnets drive the display module to vibrate at high frequency, resolving insufficient push force and improving sound quality.
A multifunctional sounding device uses a shared magnetic circuit with a through hole to accommodate a motor assembly.
Direct coil abutment against the diaphragm surface eliminates adhesive gaps, improving vibration energy transmission efficiency and audio quality.