Abstract: An electroacoustic transducing device such as a small speaker or receiver used in a portable telephone or the like. A yoke-integral frame is formed by a simple process, and the number of components and production steps for producing the electroacoustic transducing device are reduced, thereby improving productivity. The transducing device having: a magnetic circuit having a yoke, a magnet, and a pole piece; a vibration system having a diaphragm and a voice coil; and a frame which holds the magnetic circuit and the vibration system. The voice coil is placed in a magnetic gap, and the frame is formed by performing a pressing process on one sheet-like metal material into a bottomed tubular shape, and at least two places of the bottom plate being cut and raised to form a bottom frame-like yoke portion, thereby being formed into a yoke-integral type.

Abstract: An electroacoustic transducing device comprising: a magnetic circuit having a yoke, a magnet, and a pole piece; a vibration system having a diaphragm and a voice coil; and a frame which holds the magnetic circuit and the vibration system. The voice coil is placed in a magnetic gap, and has lead wires of the voice coil which are drawn out from the voice coil at positions which are remote from the diaphragm. Openings for air forming for forming slack portions in the lead wires are drawn out from the voice coil and are disposed in the frame. The lead wires are adequately subjected to the wire laying process, and the audio performance is prevented from being lowered.

Abstract: A yoke-integral frame is formed by a simple pressing process, and the numbers of components and production steps of an electroacoustic transducing device are reduced, thereby improving the productivity. In an electroacoustic transducing device having: a magnetic circuit 13 having a yoke, a magnet 11, and a pole piece 12; a vibration system 16 having a diaphragm 14 and a voice coil 15; and a frame 1 which holds the magnetic circuit 13 and the vibration system 16, the voice coil being placed in a magnetic gap 21, the frame 1 is formed by performing a pressing process on one sheet-like metal material into a bottomed tubular shape, and at least two places of the bottom plate 2 are cut and raised to form a bottomed frame-like yoke portion 4, thereby being formed into a yoke-integral type.

Abstract: According to the invention, in an electroacoustic transducing device comprising: a magnetic circuit 13 having a yoke 4, a magnet 11, and a pole piece 12; a vibration system 16 having a diaphragm 14 and a voice coil 15; and a frame 1 which holds the magnetic circuit 13 and the vibration system 16, the voice coil 15 being placed in a magnetic gap 30, lead wires 17, 18 of the voice coil 15 are drawn out from the voice coil 15 at positions which are remote from the diaphragm 14, and openings 7A, 7B for air forming for forming slack portions 31, 32 in the lead wires 17, 18 drawn out from the voice coil 15 are disposed in the frame 1. The lead wires 17, 18 are adequately subjected to the wire laying process, and the audio performance is prevented from being lowered.

Abstract: In an electroacoustic transducing device having: a magnetic circuit 21 having a yoke 12, a magnet 18, and a pole piece 20; a vibration system 5 having a diaphragm 6, a voice coil 8, and a diaphragm ring 1; and a frame 9 which holds the magnetic circuit and the vibration system, an outer peripheral portion of the diaphragm being fixed to an outer peripheral portion of the frame through the diaphragm ring, the voice coil being placed in a magnetic gap 19, and the diaphragm ring is formed into an L-like section shape. The electroacoustic transducing device can be thinned by the diaphragm ring which is thin, light in weight, and strong. When the shape of a diaphragm bonded face of the diaphragm ring is changed while the shape of receiving face 16 of the frame remains unchanged, variations can be provided to the shape of the diaphragm.

Abstract: A triterpenyl ester of organic acid other than triterpenyl esters of ferulic acid and of monobasic and dibasic saturated fatty acids. A process for producing a triterpenyl ester of organic acid other than esters of ferulic acid and of monobasic and dibasic saturated fatty acids, which comprises the reaction of a triterpenyl alcohol with an acid halide of the corresponding organic acid. A pharmaceutical composition for treatment of hyperlipidemia comprising a pharmaceutical carrier and an effective amount of a triterpenyl ester of organic acid other than triterpenyl esters of dibasic saturated fatty acids. A pharmaceutical composition for treating hyperlipidemia which comprises a pharmaceutical carrier and an effective amount of cyclobranol as an active ingredient.