Handheld device
AssigneeKYOCERA Corporation
InventorsKotaro Nakamura, Kouta Hibino
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Abstract
A handheld device is disclosed. A housing member includes a first surface and a second surface. A first sound emitting hole is located in the first surface. A second sound emitting hole is located in the second surface. A film speaker comprises a piezoelectric element and a resin film that vibrates together with the piezoelectric element. A speaker holder comprises the film speaker disposed at an angle in the speaker holder such that the front of the resin film faces the first sound emitting hole and is tilted from the first surface of the housing member toward the second sound emitting hole.
Claims5
A handheld device, comprising:
- a housing member including a first surface and a second surface, a first sound emitting hole being located in the first surface, a second sound emitting hole being located in a position corresponding to the first sound emitting hole in the second surface;
- a first film speaker comprising a piezoelectric element and a resin film that vibrates together with the piezoelectric element;
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- a first speaker holder comprising the first film speaker disposed at an angle in the first speaker holder such that the front of the resin film faces the first sound emitting hole and is tilted from the first surface toward the second sound emitting hole,
- a display;
- a battery disposed on the back side of the display,
- wherein the first speaker holder retains the first film speaker on the back side of the battery;
- wherein the first speaker holder includes a peripheral portion that surrounds the first film speaker, and
- at least a part of the peripheral portion protrudes to the side of the battery more than the first film speaker;
- wherein the peripheral portion of the first speaker holder includes a plurality of ribs as at least the part thereof, and
- slits are formed between the plurality of ribs of the peripheral portion so that the inner space and the outer space of the peripheral portion communicate with each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.