Electronic apparatus
AssigneeKYOCERA Corporation
InventorMasaru IWABUCHI
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Abstract
A piezoelectric vibrator is located on a first end portion of a second surface of a panel, and is configured to vibrate while being bent in a first direction, the first end portion extending in the first direction. A double-sided tape is located between the panel and a first case. An adhesive is located between the panel and the first case. The first end portion includes an element region, and has second and third end portions with the element region interposed between the second and third end portions. The second end portion faces the element region, and includes a first adhesive region. The double-sided tape is present between the first adhesive region and the element region, and is not present in a region located closer to an outer edge of the panel than the first adhesive region.
Claims9
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- a panel including a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface;
- a piezoelectric vibrator located on a first end portion of the second surface, in, and configured to vibrate while being bent in a first direction, the first end portion extending in the first direction;
- a first case facing the panel, the panel being attached to the first case;
- a double-sided tape located between the panel and the first case, and configured to bond the panel to the first case;
- and
- an adhesive located between the panel and the first case, and configured to bond the panel to the first case,
- wherein
- the first end portion includes an element region where the piezoelectric vibrator is present, and includes second and third end portions in the first direction with the element region interposed between the second and third end portions,
- the second end portion faces the element region in the first direction, and includes a first adhesive region where the adhesive is present, and
- the double-sided tape is present between the first adhesive region and the element region, and is not present in a region located closer to an outer edge of the panel than the first adhesive region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.