An approximate S-shape keeps piezo-membrane petals aligned, reducing sound leakage and limiting dust entry into MEMS microphones.
Vacuum chamber eliminates air viscosity to boost mechanical sensitivity while shrinking back cavity volume.
A directional acoustic sensor uses a signal processor to calculate sums and differences of resonance unit outputs for precise noise attenuation.
Integrated sound generators vibrate display panels to provide audio in folded states while reducing mechanical stress.
A moving gate field effect transistor converts mechanical motion directly into electrical current through sub-threshold operation.
Placing a MEMS microphone inside the ear nozzle stabilizes the feedback loop, preventing high-pitched squeals without requiring large uncomfortable nozzles.
Segmented opposing diaphragms sum electrical signals to eliminate acceleration-induced noise from sound wave detection.