Abstract: A piezoelectric panel speaker has a frame, piezoelectric actuators and a vibrating diaphragm set into the hollow assembly space of the frame. Two corresponding sides of the diaphragm are fixed onto the actuator, and the other two corresponding sides are spaced with said frame. The actuator is fixed onto both sides of the diaphragm, high sound pressure is generated by the diaphragm through high deformation of the piezoelectric bimorph plates. The plates of the actuator could be driven independently by the driving voltage. This could reduce the resonance of the diaphragm through the phase of driving voltage. The diaphragm could generate smooth acoustic response. Two corresponding sides of the diaphragm spaced with said frame are linked to said frame via a flexible connector. This could reduce the clamping effect of the frame against the diaphragm, and avoid the reduction of sound pressure arising from amplitude limitation of the vibrating diaphragm.