High frequency energy converter
OwnerTheodore W. Denney, IIIinventor
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A high frequency energy converter which has application as an acoustic actuator for converting incoming high frequency energy into outgoing harmonized high frequency mechanical (e.g., sound) and electromagnetic waves. The energy converter is adapted to improve the quality of sound heard by a listener by reducing random and spurious harmonics that are introduced by the environment in which the listener is located. The energy converter includes an outer body and a reactive crystalline material (e.g., quartz) lying at the bottom of the outer body that is responsive to the incoming high frequency energy. A dispersion horn is located at the top of the outer body to be seated upon the crystalline material. The dispersion horn has a throat extending therethrough so that both incoming high frequency energy and outgoing high frequency mechanical and electromagnetic waves are transmitted through the throat of the horn in opposite directions.
An acoustic energy converter for reducing interference-producing harmonics in incoming high frequency energy applied thereto, said energy converter comprising:
An acoustic energy converter system for reducing interference-producing harmonics in incoming high frequency energy applied to said system and transmitted within a room having a plurality of walls, said energy converter system having a plurality of acoustic energy converters attached to respective ones of said plurality of walls, and each of said plurality of acoustic energy converters comprising:
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