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US 5,631,449 AGranted
Audio transmission device for mounting in a monitor of a computer system
AssigneeDelta Electronics, Inc.
InventorWen-Pin Wang
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AssigneeDelta Electronics, Inc.
InventorWen-Pin Wang
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Disclosed is an audio transmission device for mounting in a monitor of a computer system and including a pair of symmetric frameworks mounted behind a front frame of the monitor at two lower or upper corners thereof so that a distance left between the pair of frameworks is about a width of a system board disposed inside the monitor. The framework each further includes a fixing arm formed at an inner side with a longitudinal groove which has a width slightly larger than a thickness of the system board to clamp the same between the pair of frameworks, a connecting arm extended from one side of the fixing arm, a resonant cabinet connected to the fixing arm via the connecting arm, and shock-absorbing arms extended from two side walls of the resonant cabinet for locking to the front frame of the monitor. The resonant cabinet is partitioned inside it to form a high-tone and a low-tone guide paths. The high-tone guide path is formed at a base portion with supporting grooves for a speaker to mount thereon. The fixing arm each is provided at an extended end with locating device to engage with a fixed point provided behind the front frame of the monitor and thereby fixing the framework to the front frame.
An audio transmission device for mounting in a monitor of a computer system, comprising a pair of symmetric frameworks mounted behind a front frame of said monitor at two lower or upper corners thereof so that a distance left between said pair of frameworks is about a width of a system board disposed inside said monitor, said frameworks each further comprising a fixing arm being formed at an inner side with a longitudinal groove which has a width slightly larger than a thickness of said system board to clamp said system board between said pair of frameworks, a connecting arm extended from one side of said fixing arm, a resonant cabinet connected to said fixing arm via said connecting arm, and shock-absorbing arms extended from two side walls of said resonant cabinet for locking to said front frame of said monitor, said resonant cabinet being partitioned inside it to form a high-tone and a low-tone guide paths, said high-tone guide path being formed at a base portion with supporting grooves for a speaker to mount thereon, and said fixing arm each being provided at an extended end with locating means to engage with a fixed point provided behind said front frame of said monitor and thereby fixing said framework to said front frame.
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