Abstract: An MEMS microphone package structure includes a substrate, a carrier and an acoustic transducer. The carrier covers the substrate from above and connects to the substrate. The carrier has an n-shaped cross section and includes a flat plate portion, a sidewall connected to the flat plate portion, and two oblique blocks protruded from the inner surface of the sidewall. The oblique blocks each have an inclined surface for connecting the flat plate portion and the bottom surface of the sidewall. The acoustic transducer is posited on the bottom surface of the flat plate portion and electrically connected to the substrate through a plurality of electrical conduction paths passing through the inclined surfaces. The electrical conduction paths are conducive to simplification of wirings of the substrate and the thinning of the substrate. Therefore, simplify the manufacturing process to reduce the manufacturing time and cost.

Abstract: A chip-stacked microphone includes a cover, an acoustic wave transducer module, an application-specific integrated circuit chip (ASIC) and a substrate arranged in proper order from top to bottom. The cover is connected to the substrate and covered over the acoustic wave transducer module, providing a sound hole. The application-specific integrated circuit chip (ASIC) is electrically connected to the substrate. The acoustic wave transducer module is electrically connected to the application-specific integrated circuit chip (ASIC) using a 3D packaging technology, allowing an acoustic wave to pass therebetween. Thus, the invention greatly reduces the area for footprint and fully utilizes the space between the cover and the two modules for back chamber to maintain the overall performance of the microphone.

Abstract: A MEMS microphone package structure having a non-planar substrate includes the non-planar substrate, a cover plate, and a sound wave transducer. The non-planar substrate has a carrying bottom portion and a sidewall. The carrying bottom portion has a sound hole. The cover plate covers the non-planar substrate from above and connects to the sidewall. Both the cover plate and the sidewall have a metal layer for shielding the microphone from electromagnetic interference. The sound wave transducer is located corresponding to the sound hole. Hence, the sidewall reinforces the non-planar substrate, such that the carrying bottom portion is thinned without weakening the non-planar substrate, so as to increase the capacity of a back chamber of the microphone without changing the appearance and dimensions of the package structure.

Abstract: A dual-diaphragm acoustic transducer includes a substrate defining an opening, an inner diaphragm and an outer diaphragm concentrically mounted at one same side of the substrate corresponding to the opening of the substrate, and a plurality of elastic supporting members connected between the outer perimeter of the inner diaphragm and the inner perimeter of the outer diaphragm. Thus, when a sound wave enters the opening of the substrate, the sound wave pressure forces the outer diaphragm to displace and to carry the inner diaphragm to move, and the inner diaphragm itself will also be forced by the sound wave pressure to have a larger displacement than the outer diaphragm, enhancing the sensitivity. Further, using the inner and outer diaphragms to respond to different sound wave pressures can enhance the sound wave pressure sensing range.

Abstract: An acoustic transducer includes a base plate, a vibrating membrane and a back plate. The vibrating membrane covers an opening of the base plate and has a plurality of conjoint vibratile portions. The acoustic transducer further has a connecting portion that is connected to a boundary between each two of the adjacent vibratile portions so as to allow the vibratile portions to generate vibration independently. The vibratile portions are geometrically different. Thereby, the vibratile portions can vibrate independently. This allows a designer to easily enhance the dynamic range of the acoustic transducer by geometrically modifying the vibrating membrane without increasing the total area of the vibrating membrane while maintaining a certain good degree of sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratio.

Abstract: An acoustic transducer with high sensitivity includes a base plate, a back plate and a vibrating membrane. The vibrating membrane is peripherally fixed to the base plate and covers an opening of the base plate. The back plate has a positioning member connected between the back plate and the vibrating membrane, so as to define at least one vibratile portion that is arranged annularly by a plurality of elastic members. Thereby, the vibratile portion has a reduced deformable width and increased rigidity, so can effectively improve its acoustically receiving sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratio.

Abstract: A dual-diaphragm acoustic transducer includes a substrate defining an opening, an inner diaphragm and an outer diaphragm concentrically mounted at one same side of the substrate corresponding to the opening of the substrate, and a plurality of elastic supporting members connected between the outer perimeter of the inner diaphragm and the inner perimeter of the outer diaphragm. Thus, when a sound wave enters the opening of the substrate, the sound wave pressure forces the outer diaphragm to displace and to carry the inner diaphragm to move, and the inner diaphragm itself will also be forced by the sound wave pressure to have a larger displacement than the outer diaphragm, enhancing the sensitivity. Further, using the inner and outer diaphragms to respond to different sound wave pressures can enhance the sound wave pressure sensing range.

Abstract: A light emitting apparatus includes a substrate, a first metal layer, an insulating layer and at least one light emitting device. The first metal layer is disposed on the substrate. The insulating layer is disposed on the first metal layer. The light emitting device is disposed on the insulating layer.

Abstract: A tunable laser system is provided. The tunable laser system includes a light source, a grating, a corner mirror array, and a receiver. In which, the light source emits a beam, and the grating is located in front of the light source for reflecting the beam to form a first reflective beam. Also, the corner mirror array is located in front of the grating for receiving the first reflective beam and forms a second reflective beam accordingly. In addition, the receiver is used to receive a third reflective beam formed from reflecting the second reflective beam through the grating.

Abstract: A light emitting apparatus includes a substrate, a first metal layer, an insulating layer and at least one light emitting device. The first metal layer is disposed on the substrate. The insulating layer is disposed on the first metal layer. The light emitting device is disposed on the insulating layer.

Abstract: An ultrasonic cleaning system includes an ultrasonic cleaner and a bubble generator. The bubble generator generates a micro-emulsified liquid containing a plurality of micro-to-nano-sized bubbles. The ultrasonic cleaner communicates with the bubble generator such that the micro-emulsified liquid is able to be outputted into the ultrasonic cleaner for performing an ultrasonic oscillation cleaning procedure.

Abstract: A tunable laser system is provided. The tunable laser system includes a light source, a grating, a corner mirror array, and a receiver. In which, the light source emits a beam, and the grating is located in front of the light source for reflecting the beam to form a first reflective beam. Also, the corner mirror array is located in front of the grating for receiving the first reflective beam and forms a second reflective beam accordingly. In addition, the receiver is used to receive a third reflective beam formed from reflecting the second reflective beam through the grating.