Abstract:
An electrostatic transducer of the condenser type used as a loudspeaker and/or microphone comprising an assembly of at least one fixed electrode, a diaphragm and a spacer arranged therebetween. The assembly is spirally wound about a central core into a substantially cylindrical shape. The acoustic input/output thereof being situated at at least one of the frontal ends of the cylinder.
Abstract:
Small rectangular toroidal cores are held for winding by a pair of clamping jaws mounted on a slide to be indexed for precise placement of the winding by a reversible, step-by-step transmission. The transmission includes a driven cam acting through a stepping pawl and ratchet means to drive associated gearing terminating in a rack carried by the slide. The direction of indexing is reversed by a shiftable, two-way bevel clutch in said gearing. The clutch is controlled by adjustable switchactuating means carried by the slide and operably connected to clutch-operating means.
Abstract:
An electrostatic pressure loudspeaker with a diaphragm vibrating at the rhythm of a signal frequency actuated by electrostatic forces operating between the diaphragm and at least one back electrode. At least one side of the diaphragm is connected with a horn through the input cross section of the latter which is smaller than the active area of the diaphragm, the ratio being 1 : 5 to 1 : 15. The cross section of the horn increases gradually from the input side facing the diaphragm to the output side in accordance with a predetermined law. The back electrode is provided with openings forming the input part of the horn. The input part of the horn connected directly with the diaphragm and the back electrode has a constant cross section.
Abstract:
A first signal is supplied to a first resonance amplifier and the second harmonic of the first signal is supplied to a second resonance amplifier. The first resonance amplifier is coupled to the vertical deflection plate system of a cathode ray oscilloscope and to an input of a summing device. The second resonance amplifier is coupled to the horizontal deflection plate system of the oscilloscope and to another input of the summing device.