Abstract: A dynamic boost audio system includes a booster circuit having a dynamically sliding power supply unit (PSU) capable of outputting power among a plurality of different power levels. The booster circuit is configured to identify a real-time audio level of an audio signal, and automatically adjust the power to the power level such that the audio signal is output in response to the real-time audio level.

Abstract: A moving-coil loudspeak includes a vibrating diaphragm, a suspension, a voice coil, a magnetic circuit, and a support. The suspension includes a surround and a first spider. One side of the surround is connected to an outer surface of the vibrating diaphragm. The first spider vertically stands below a connection between the surround and the vibrating diaphragm, and one side of the first spider is connected to an inner surface of the vibrating diaphragm. The voice coil is located below the center of the vibrating diaphragm. The magnetic circuit is located below the voice coil, where a coil on the voice coil is disposed at a central position of a magnetic gap. After the voice coil is powered on, a generated magnetic induction force drives the voice coil to vibrate and produce a sound by using the vibrating diaphragm. The support supports the magnetic circuit.

Abstract: A speaker waveguide includes a first orifice arranged about a rotational axis of the waveguide, a waveguide region that extends radially outwardly from the first orifice, and a bracket region defining a second orifice and a third orifice.

Abstract: A portable audio system includes a housing defining a common acoustic cavity a woofer disposed at a first end of the housing in the common acoustic cavity and a tweeter disposed at a second end of the housing, opposite to the first end, in the common acoustic cavity facing the woofer. A waveguide is disposed in the common acoustic cavity between the woofer and the tweeter to separate the woofer and the tweeter. The waveguide disperses and distributes sound waves generated by the woofer and tweeter.

Abstract: A driver for a loudspeaker including an inner magnet disposed within a housing, an outer magnet disposed within the housing radially outward of the inner magnet, an inner voice coil having a first diameter, an outer voice coil having a second diameter, the second diameter being larger than the first diameter, where poles of the inner and outer magnets are oppositely disposed, where the inner magnet is configured to contribute only to a magnetic circuit of the inner voice coil, and where the outer magnet is configured to contribute to the magnetic circuit of the inner voice coil and to a magnetic circuit of the outer voice coil.

Abstract: An amplifier system includes a Class-D power amplifier integrated circuit (IC) that is nested inside a feedback loop of a low noise differential operational amplifier (op-amp).

Abstract: An acoustical device includes a housing operative to be placed proximate to an ear of a wearer and a front volume partially defined by the housing. A controlled leakage path is disposed to acoustically and selectively couple the front volume of the housing with an exterior of the device.

Abstract: A multiple knob structure including a knob top module having a head cover, a silicone keyboard and a head annular PCB, from top to bottom, a bearing module, which includes a bearing holder and a bearing, and a knob bottom module, which includes a bottom cover and a bottom PCB, where the knob bottom module also includes a torsional spring and a rotation damper, the torsional spring is mounted on an installing groove of the bottom cover, the rotation damper is mounted on a rotation damper installing groove of the bottom cover.

Abstract: A pre-amplifier circuit including a microphone pre-amplifier stage with a direct injection (DI) unit that provides a high impedance source signal and a low impedance XLR connection operable without a line or mic switch.

Abstract: A digital-to-analog converter (DAC) circuit includes a pair of output stages, each including a DAC configured to convert a digital audio signal into an analog audio signal. A low-pass filter circuit includes an operational amplifier in signal communication with the DAC. The operation amplifier generates a filtered analog signal based on the analog audio signal. An amplifier network generates an amplified audio signal based on the filtered analog signal. The operational amplifier includes a feedback circuit path including a first node connected to the output of the amplifier network and a second node connected to the input of the operational amplifier. The amplifier network is electrically nested in the feedback circuit path.

Abstract: A switchless pre-amplifier input circuit includes an audio input connector that receives a first audio device operable at a first impedance and a second audio device operable at a second impedance less than the first impedance. A preamplifier circuit outputs a preamplified audio signal in response to amplifying a first audio signal generated by the first audio device or a second audio signal generated by the second audio device. The switchless pre-amplifier input circuit further includes a impedance selector circuit that adjusts an impedance at the output to reach the second impedance in response to connecting the second audio device to the audio input connector and to adjust the impedance at the output to reach the first impedance in response to connecting the first audio device to the audio input.

Abstract: A loudspeaker including a first housing which delimits a acoustic chamber, an acoustic driver disposed within the acoustic chamber, a second housing which delimits a second chamber disposed adjacent to the acoustic chamber, a heat source disposed within the second chamber, a passive radiator disposed in communication with the acoustic chamber and the second chamber, a vent disposed in communication with the second chamber and with an exterior of the loudspeaker, wherein the passive radiator is configured to move in response to a movement of the driver, where the passive radiator is further configured to direct an airflow proximate to the heat source during the movement of the passive radiator and to direct the airflow through the vent to the exterior of the loudspeaker.

Abstract: An acoustic transducer comprises one or more electromagnetic motors that drive one or more sets of multiple diaphragms to provide acoustically efficient loudspeaker systems having dimensions that allow use in applications that would be difficult or impossible with traditional transducers. The diaphragms may be driven directly, inertially or fluidically. If diaphragms are driven by rods that pass through holes in the diaphragms, noise may be generated by air that leaks through the pass-through holes. This noise may be reduced or eliminated by measures that reduce or eliminate the air leakage.

Abstract: A speaker system includes an electronic signal processing unit configured to split an input audio signal into a low-pass audio component and a high-pass audio component. The electrical signal processing unit includes a multi-rate finite impulse response (FIR) filter configured to downsample the low-pass audio component and sample the downsampled low-pass audio component at a first sampling rate lower than a second sampling rate used to sample the high-pass audio component. The speaker system further includes an electronic adaptive equalizer coefficient (EAEC) module configured to dynamically determine at least one equalizer coefficient based on a signal characteristic of the input audio signal. An electronic filter coefficient update unit (FCUU) is included and is configured to control a frequency response of the speaker system based on the at least one equalizer coefficient.

Abstract: An assembly configured to prevent phase error includes an input unit, a filter unit, a slicer unit, a subtraction unit and an addition unit. The input unit provides an original audio signal. The filter unit selects one part of an original audio signal according to a preset bandwidth setting on the filter unit to form a first audio signal, and outputs said audio signal from a second output terminal. The slicer unit analyzes the amplitude magnitude according to a preset threshold amplitude to form a second audio signal. The subtraction unit subtracts the first audio signal from the original audio signal to form a third audio signal. The second audio signal and the third audio signal have the same phase retardation. The addition unit adds the second audio signal and the third audio signal to form a fourth audio signal.

Abstract: An acoustic transducer includes a housing, a plurality of diaphragms suspended from the housing and separated into one or more groups, and one or more motors combined with the housing that operate in response to an electrical signal. The diaphragms of each group are driven by a respective motor to which all the diaphragms in the group are coupled and at least one motor has an indirect coupling with no direct mechanical connection to the diaphragms driven thereby. One or more electromagnetic motors that drive one or more sets of multiple diaphragms to provide acoustically efficient loudspeaker systems having dimensions that allow use in applications that would be difficult or impossible with traditional transducers.