Abstract: A porous composite sound-absorbing material and a method for preparing the same are provided. The porous composite sound-absorbing material includes activated carbon cotton felt, zeolite particles, and an adhesive. The activated carbon cotton felt can bond the zeolite particles to fiber surfaces thereof by means of the adhesive, so that the zeolite particles are evenly dispersed and fixed and achieve optimal sound absorption performance. Meanwhile, a large number of micro-pore structures on surfaces thereof can act synergistically with the zeolite particles, so that the porous composite sound-absorbing material has significantly better sound absorption performance than the two and has extremely high cost performance. During the preparation process, the activated carbon cotton felt after treatments, is successfully compounded with the zeolite particles with more excellent sound absorption performance, so that the sound absorption performance is significantly improved and the cost performance is extremely high.

Abstract: An electrodynamic acoustic transducer (1a . . . 1e) is presented, which comprises a housing (2), a membrane (3), a coil arrangement (6, 6a . . . 6h) attached to the membrane (3) and a magnet system (9, 10, 11). The coil arrangement (6, 6a . . . 6h) comprises a plurality of coils (7, 8) each having two terminals (T7a, T7b, T8a, T8b, T9a, T9b) being static in relation to the housing (2). Connecting wires (12a, 12b, 13a, 13b) connect the coils (7, 8) and the terminals (T7a, T7b, T8a, T8b, T9a, T9b, T78b). The connecting points (C7a, C7b, C8a, C8b) between the connecting wires (12a, 12b, 13a, 13b) and the coils (7, 8) are symmetrically arranged on the coil arrangement (6, 6a . . . 6h).

Abstract: An electrodynamic acoustic transducer (1a . . . 1c) is presented, which comprises a housing (2), a membrane (3), a coil arrangement (6a . . . 6f) attached to the membrane (3) and a magnet system (9, 10, 11). The coil arrangement (6a . . . 6f) comprises a plurality of coils (7, 8) each having two terminals (T7, T8, T7a, T8a, T7b, T8b, T78) being static in relation to the housing (2). At least one pair of coils (7, 8) has one terminal (T78) in common, whereas the remaining terminals (T7, T8, T7a, T8a, T7b, T8b) are individual terminals (T7, T8, T7a, T8a, T7b, T8b). Connecting wires (12, 13, 12a, 13a, 12b, 13b) connect the coils (7, 8) with the individual terminals (T7, T8, T7a, T8a, T7b, T8b), and a conductive layer or path (14a . . . 14g) attached to the membrane (3) electrically connects the coils (7, 8) with the common terminal (T78).

Abstract: A transducer system, comprising an electrodynamic acoustic transducer (1) with a membrane (3), a plurality of voice coils (7, 8) electrically switched in series, and a magnet system (9, 10, 11) is presented, wherein just an outer tap/terminal (T2) of the serially connected voice coils (7, 8) is electrically connected to an audio output of an amplifier (17). Moreover, a method for feeding a sound signal to an electrodynamic acoustic transducer (1) is presented, wherein the voice coils (7, 8) are driven by an audio signal just via an outer tap/terminal (T2) of the serially connected voice coils (7, 8).

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a piezoelectric charging system, which has two operational modes: a vibration mode and a charging mode. The system includes a piezoelectric vibrator, a driving module, a switch selecting module, a rectifying and processing module and a charging control module. The present disclosure can make full use of the mechanical energy from human beings and the ambient environment to provide the electronic device with an important energy source. Furthermore, energy can be charged to the electronic devices in real time. Furthermore, the present disclosure provides a terminal device using the piezoelectric charging system.

Abstract: An audio resonance vibrator includes a yoke defining a bottom and a sidewall extending vertically from the bottom, an elastic frame cooperatively with the yoke forming a housing defining a receiving space, a magnet disposed on the bottom of the yoke cooperatively with the sidewall of yoke forming a magnetic gap, a vibrating unit accommodated in the receiving space defining a vibrating plate and a coil assembly connected with the vibrating plate. The coil assembly is at least partially received in the magnetic gap, and the vibrating plate is positioned on the elastic frame. The audio resonance vibrator further includes an elastic member interposed between the magnet and the vibrating plate to support the magnet.

Abstract: A sound pickup system is disclosed. The sound pickup system includes a screen, an accelerometer attached to the screen, and a pre-processing module electrically connecting with the accelerometer. The screen is configured to detect a vibration caused by sound waves, the accelerometer is configured to receive the vibration detected by the screen and convert the vibration into an acceleration signal, and the pre-processing module is configured to receive the acceleration signal, and process the acceleration signal then convert the processed acceleration signal into a voice signal.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a piezoelectric charging system, which has two operational modes: a vibration mode and a charging mode. The system includes a piezoelectric vibrator, a driving module, a switch selecting module, a rectifying and processing module and a charging control module. The present disclosure can make full use of the mechanical energy from human beings and the ambient environment to provide the electronic device with an important energy source. Furthermore, energy can be charged to the electronic devices in real time. Furthermore, the present disclosure provides a terminal device using the piezoelectric charging system.

Abstract: An audio resonance vibrator includes a yoke defining a bottom and a sidewall extending vertically from the bottom, an elastic frame cooperatively with the yoke forming a housing defining a receiving space, a magnet disposed on the bottom of the yoke cooperatively with the sidewall of yoke forming a magnetic gap, a vibrating unit accommodated in the receiving space defining a vibrating plate and a coil assembly connected with the vibrating plate. The coil assembly is at least partially received in the magnetic gap, and the vibrating plate is positioned on the elastic frame. The audio resonance vibrator further includes an elastic member interposed between the magnet and the vibrating plate to support the magnet.

Abstract: An audio resonance vibrator includes a bracket, an elastic frame cooperatively with the bracket forming a housing having a receiving space, a magnetic circuit unit and a vibrating unit accommodated in the receiving space. The vibrating unit includes a vibrating plate and a coil assembly. The elastic frame further includes a bottom, a side wall extending vertically from the bottom, a supporting portion extending inwardly from the sidewall along a direction parallel to the bottom wall of the elastic frame, a slot formed between the bottom of the elastic frame for receiving the vibrating plate.

Abstract: Disclosed is a haptic input system. The system includes a user interface device and a stylus cooperating with the user interface device. The stylus includes a vibrator driven by vibrating signals provided by the user interface device to vibrate to generate haptic feedback and to drive the user interface device to generate audible sounds.