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US 11,146,885 B2Granted
Loudspeaker arrangement
AssigneeHarman Becker Gepkocsirendszer Gyarto Kft.
InventorLars Goller
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Abstract
A loudspeaker arrangement comprises an enclosure, at least one loudspeaker mounted in a wall of the enclosure between the inside and the outside of the enclosure and configured to produce sound waves, a first passive radiator mounted in a first wall of the enclosure between the inside and the outside of the enclosure, a second passive radiator mounted in a second wall of the enclosure between the inside and the outside of the enclosure, and a connecting element connecting the first passive radiator to the second passive radiator.
Claims20
A loudspeaker arrangement comprising:
- an enclosure;
- at least one loudspeaker mounted in a wall of the enclosure and operable to produce sound waves;
- a first passive radiator mounted in a first wall of the enclosure;
- a second passive radiator mounted in a second wall of the enclosure;
- and
- a connecting element connecting the first passive radiator to the second passive radiator,
- wherein the connecting element is operable to allow a symmetrical movement of the passive radiators.
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A loudspeaker arrangement comprising:
- an enclosure;
- at least one loudspeaker mounted in a wall of the enclosure and operable to produce sound waves;
- a first passive radiator mounted in a first wall of the enclosure;
- a second passive radiator mounted in a second wall of the enclosure;
- and
- a connecting element connecting the first passive radiator to the second passive radiator,
- wherein the first passive radiator and the second passive radiator form a pair of passive radiators mounted in opposing walls of the enclosure;
- and
- wherein the connecting element extends through an inside of the enclosure, and is operable to:
- allow a symmetrical movement of the pair of passive radiators;
- and
- prevent an asymmetrical movement of the pair of passive radiators.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.