A stiffening element on the diaphragm inner region reduces structural resonances and boosts sound pressure output in miniaturized drivers.
Integral winding of a planar metal damper reduces height occupation while improving fatigue resistance.
Tapered magnet surfaces direct sound waves forward, eliminating trapped acoustic energy and distortion in planar drivers.
A planar loudspeaker design integrates direct electrical terminals with the diaphragm conductive path to simplify assembly.
Segmented diaphragm with stiffener and border zones controls vibration frequencies to expand radiation area without increasing magnetic circuit size.
Oriented polylactic acid film layers in a piezoelectric laminate expand and contract together to drive sound wave generation.
A speaker groove recesses the upper plate to position a second auxiliary magnet closer to the voice coil.
Support body projections and depressions equalize air removal to reduce distortion during low-pitched sound reproduction.