Electrostatic transducer assembly
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsHirotake Kawakami, Atsushi Matsuda, Kazumasa Takahashi
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Abstract
An electrostatic transducer assembly including a pair of transducer units, each unit having a pair of plates with a conductive coating and a diaphragm disposed between the plates. Both diaphragms are biased by a single source and the electrode plates are energized in such a way as to move the diaphragms in a common direction.
Claims3
An electrostatic transducer assembly comprising:
- first and second transducer units, each having a pair of apertured plates with conductive coatings and a conductive diaphragm fixedly disposed between the plates at the periphery thereof,
- a housing having a recessed region for receiving the two transducer units,
- locating pins positioned within the recessed region of the housing and extending outwardly therefrom,
- each of the transducer units having locating openings for positioning the unit over the pins in the housing,
- means for extending electrical leads from the respective apertured plates and diaphragm through the housing, and
- means for locking the two transducer units in place over the pins.
An electrostatic transducer assembly comprising a first transducer unit consisting of a pair of apertured plates each having a conductive layer and a conductive diaphragm disposed between said plates, a second transducer unit consisting of a pair of apertured plates each having a conductive layer and a conductive diaphragm disposed between said plates, the first and second transducer units being sandwiched together to form an assembly whereby each unit has an outside and an inside plate of the assembly, a single polarity bias source coupled to both said diaphragms, a source of audio signal having a first and second polarity, the outside plate of the first unit and the inside plate of the second unit being supplied with the first polarity of the audio signal, and the inside plate of the first unit and outside plate of the second unit being supplied with the second polarity of the audio signal source.
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