A waterproof membrane, pressure-bearing support, and gap sealing block liquid at the sound port while preserving microphone acoustic performance.
Multiple speakers detect moisture entry, guide device tilting, and drive discharge to protect speaker openings from corrosion and malfunction.
Multiple speakers detect moisture by impedance change, guide device tilting, and drive evaporation to restore audio performance.
This case uses modular pressure-resistant containers and internal power to extend underwater sound recording without large moorings.
This case combines a flexible sleeve and deformable ear hook to seal a speaker while preserving fit and sound quality.
Stainless mesh and outer inhibiting members prevent inward and outward membrane rupture under extreme water pressure, maintaining waterproof reliability.
An external flexible diaphragm absorbs hydrostatic pressure in water, protecting the internal loudspeaker from damage without blocking sound transmission.
A reverse calibration method uses a calibrated hydrophone to measure reference sensor sensitivity within an acoustic tank.
A tapered speaker surround limits diaphragm displacement while maintaining frequency response in compact devices.
A waterproof sound-transmitting membrane uses a liquid-repellent layer on a non-porous resin film to block water entry while allowing acoustic passage.