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US 5,857,027 AGranted
Loudspeaker
OwnerAlexandr Sergeevich Gaidarov, Alxei Vladimir Vinogradovinventors
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Abstract
The loudspeaker particularly comprises two-aperture radiator (1) containing paired in-phase counter-radiating apertures (4) and reproducing middle frequencies. Apertures (4) face each other, and their geometrical axis F is positioned vertically, while the distance between apertures (4) equals to at least the radius of aperture (4) but does not exceed the wavelength of the lowest frequency reproduced by paired apertures (4).
Claims6
A loudspeaker having an acoustic axis comprising:
- a two-aperture radiator containing a pair of identical coaxial in-phase counter-radiating outlet apertures facing each other along a vertical plane with the distance between the apertures being equal to at least a radius of the aperture but not exceeding the wavelength of the lowest frequency reproduced by said apertures, said two-aperture radiator reproducing at least middle frequencies;
- a high-frequency band radiator containing paired identical coaxial in-phase counter-radiating outlet apertures located coaxially with and symmetrically between the apertures of said two-aperture radiator, the high-frequency band radiator having a cross-sectional area equal to not more than 0.7 of that of the aperture of said two-aperture radiator.
A loudspeaker having an acoustic axis comprising:
- a two-aperture radiator comprising a pair of identical coaxial in-phase counter-radiating apertures facing each other, the apertures having vertical axes with the distance between the apertures being equal to at least a radius of the aperture but not exceeding the wavelength of the lowest frequency reproduced by said apertures, said two-aperture radiator reproducing at least middle frequencies;
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- a high-frequency band radiator containing paired identical coaxial in-phase counter-radiating apertures located coaxially with and symmetrically between the apertures of said two-aperture radiator, the high-frequency band radiators having a cross-sectional area equal to not more than 0.7 of that of the aperture of said two-aperture radiator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.