Abstract:
An earphone includes a shell and a speaker in the shell. The shell includes a front cover and a rear cover joined with the front cover. One of the front and rear covers has a protrusion extending out toward the other one of the front and rear covers, and the other of the front and rear shells defines a fixing groove facing the protrusion. The protrusion is engaged in the fixing groove to join the front and rear covers together.
Abstract:
An exemplary speaker assembly includes a housing, a loudspeaker, a sound-guiding channel and a cushion with a plurality of meshes. The housing has a receiving chamber and an acoustic chamber. The loudspeaker is accommodated in the receiving chamber. The sound-guiding channel is formed in the acoustic chamber. The sound-guiding channel has a first end with a first opening to communicate the sound-guiding channel and a second end with a second opening to communicate the sound-guiding channel with surrounding environment. The cushion is formed at the first opening of the sound-guiding channel for slowing down air flowed from the rear side of the loudspeaker to the sound-guiding channel.
Abstract:
An exemplary speaker includes a yoke having a bottom wall and a sidewall extending upwardly from a periphery of the bottom wall. The speaker further includes a supporting post, a first magnet, a disk and a second magnet sequentially stacked on the bottom wall, and a washer attached on the sidewall and surrounding the disk. A magnetic gap is defined between the washer and the disk. A voice coil is partly received in the magnetic gap. A diaphragm is attached to the voice coil.
Abstract:
An exemplary portable electronic device includes a flat shell, two speakers received in the shell, and a display panel. The shell includes a front plate at a front side thereof, a rear plate at a rear side thereof, and a sidewall between the front plate and the rear plate. The display panel is arranged at the front side of the shell. The rear plate has a center flat portion substantially parallel to the display panel and two angled portions at two opposite sides of the flat portion. Two sets of sound emission holes are respectively defined in the two angled portions of the rear plate of the shell. The two speakers are located corresponding to the two sets of sound emission holes with a front side of each facing a corresponding set of sound emission holes.
Abstract:
An exemplary microphone module includes a shell, a circuit board located in the shell, and a microphone located in the shell and electrically connecting the circuit board. The shell includes a bottom cover and a faceplate on the bottom cover. The faceplate defines a sound hole therein. A washer is provided between the microphone and the faceplate. The washer defines a sound chamber therein. The sound chamber has a diameter exceeding that of the sound hole of the faceplate. The sound chamber communicates with the sound hole, and the sound chamber and the sound hole cooperatively form a Helmholtz resonance chamber outside of the microphone.
Abstract:
An exemplary diaphragm includes a first member and a second member attached to the first member. The first member is made of polyetherimide, and the second member is made of polyethylene terephthalate.
Abstract:
A sound box structure includes a shell (10) and a speaker (30) received therein. The shell defines a resonance chamber (114) and a receiving chamber (115) communicating therewith. The speaker is received in the receiving chamber. The shell is Mg—Al alloy.
Abstract:
An exemplary diaphragm includes a central portion and an external portion connecting the central portion. The central portion includes a central section in a center thereof, a peripheral section at an outer periphery thereof, and a connecting section interconnecting the central section and the peripheral section. The peripheral section forms two protrusions each having three recesses defined therein. A micro-electroacoustic device using the diaphragm is also provided.
Abstract:
An exemplary speaker assembly includes an enclosure, a loudspeaker, a sound-guiding channel, and a housing. The enclosure has a receiving chamber and an acoustic chamber. The loudspeaker is accommodated in the receiving chamber. The sound-guiding channel is formed in the acoustic chamber. The sound-guiding channel has a first end with a first opening and a second end with a second opening. The second opening communicates the sound-guiding channel with the surrounding environment. The housing is received in the sound-guiding channel. The housing includes a passage communicating the first opening with the sound-guiding channel. The passage is narrow at a first position of the housing and wide at a second position of the housing.
Abstract:
An exemplary earphone includes a shell and a speaker mounted in the shell. The speaker divides a sound cavity of the shell into a front chamber at a front side of the speaker and a rear chamber at a rear side of the speaker. The shell includes a front wall confronting the speaker and a side wall extending obliquely from an edge of the front wall to the speaker. A first sound hole is defined in the front wall to communicate the front chamber of the shell with outer environment. A second sound hole is defined in the side wall to communicate the front chamber of the shell with outer environment. When the earphone is in use, the first sound hole is corresponding to a concha of human ear and the second sound hole is corresponding to an entrance of an external auditory meatus of human ear.