Method of attaching a diaphragm to a frame for a planar loudspeaker
AssigneeHarman International Industries, Incorporated
InventorsSteven W. Hutt, John F. Steere, David B. Garner, Louis A. Mango
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AssigneeHarman International Industries, Incorporated
InventorsSteven W. Hutt, John F. Steere, David B. Garner, Louis A. Mango
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Electro-dynamic loudspeakers typically include a diaphragm having a conductor applied to one of its surfaces where the diaphragm is secured to a frame. The conductor is connected to a power supply for providing electrical current through linear traces of the conductor that interact with magnetic fields generated by magnets that are mounted to the frame. The diaphragm is driven by a motive force created when current passes through the conductor within the magnetic field. The electrical current is varied to create an acoustical output from the electro-dynamic loudspeaker. Different methods of attaching the diaphragm are provided for simplifying the manufacturing process and for obtaining a robust electro-dynamic loudspeaker.
A method of coupling a diaphragm to a structure of an electro-dynamic loudspeaker, comprising:
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