Abstract: An electric-acoustic transducer/housing assembly includes an electric-acoustic transducer and a housing within which the electric-acoustic transducer is arranged. The electric-acoustic transducer includes a casing, a first and second vibratory plates transversely mounted within the casing, and an exciter disposed between the first and second vibratory plates and operated to vibrate the first and second vibratory plates. The first vibratory plate cooperates with the exciter to define a first inner chamber therebetween. A sound pipe extends outwardly from the casing and is adapted to allow the first inner chamber to be communicated with the outside of the housing. The second vibratory plate cooperates with the exciter to define a second inner chamber therebetween. The casing has a through sound hole through which the second inner chamber is communicated with the outside of the casing. The sound pipe is kept out of communication with the through sound hole.

Abstract: An electroacoustic transducer includes a magnetic circuit unit that forms a magnetic gap, a voice coil inserted into the magnetic gap, and a diaphragm to which the voice coil is connected. The diaphragm has a central portion having an outer peripheral edge and an annular portion disposed underneath the central portion. The annular portion has an outer peripheral edge corresponding to the outer peripheral edge of the central portion, and an inner peripheral edge secured to the magnetic circuit unit. The diaphragm further has a joint portion formed at the outer peripheral edges of the central and annular portions, and the outer peripheral edges are joined together. The voice coil is disposed underneath the central portion of the diaphragm and joined to the joint portion.

Abstract: A speaker has a case having a peripheral projection, a magnetic device having a yoke, and a permanent magnet and secured to the case. A diaphragm is secured to the case at the peripheral projection. A protector has an upper plate and a cylindrical holding portion at the periphery of the upper plate. The protector is secured to the case at the cylindrical holding portion.

Abstract: A case is provided for mounting an information equipment and a frame of the compound sound generator is set in the case. A speaker and receiver are provided in the frame. A first back chamber is formed in the speaker and a second back chamber is formed in the receiver. A baffle is formed integrally with the frame so as to separate the first and second back chambers from each other.

Abstract: An electroacoustic transducer has an annular permanent magnet provided in a frame, and an annular top plate mounted on the permanent magnet. A ring is secured to the upper surface of the top plate. A diaphragm is secured to the ring.

Abstract: A case of the information equipment is provided for setting various parts in. A speaker and receiver are provided in the frame. A first back chamber is formed in the speaker and a second back chamber is formed in the receiver. A baffle is formed on a part of the frame for dividing the inner space of the case so as to separate the first and second back chambers from each other.

Abstract: A stereo speaker system includes a pair of speakers. Each of the speakers includes a frame, a yoke, a diaphragm and a printed circuit board. At least one of the frame, the yoke, the diaphragm and the printed circuit board of one of the speakers is unitarily interconnected to at least corresponding one of the frame, the yoke, the diaphragm and the printed circuit board of the other speaker. This unitary structure reduces the number of required parts and facilitates assembly of the stereo speaker system.

Abstract: An electric-acoustic transducer/housing assembly includes an electric-acoustic transducer and a housing within which the electric-acoustic transducer is arranged. The electric-acoustic transducer includes a casing, a first and second vibratory plates transversely mounted within the casing, and an exciter disposed between the first and second vibratory plates and operated to vibrate the first and second vibratory plates. The first vibratory plate cooperates with the exciter to define a first inner chamber therebetween. A sound pipe extends outwardly from the casing and is adapted to allow the first inner chamber to be communicated with the outside of the housing. The second vibratory plate cooperates with the exciter to define a second inner chamber therebetween. The casing has a through sound hole through which the second inner chamber is communicated with the outside of the casing. The sound pipe is kept out of communication with the through sound hole.

Abstract: A plurality of grooves are radially formed in an annular frame and an annular plate is secured to the frame to form a sound discharge hole in each groove, thereby communicating a back chamber under a diaphragm with the atmosphere. A projected part is outwardly projected from a peripheral edge of the annular plate, and an adhesive is adhered to a peripheral edge of a protector and to an upper surface of the projected part to adhere the protector with the annular plate.

Abstract: An electroacoustic transducer has an annular permanent magnet provided in a frame, and an annular top plate mounted on the permanent magnet. A ring is secured to the upper surface of the top plate. A diaphragm is secured to the ring.

Abstract: A plurality of grooves are radially formed in an annular frame and an annular plate is secured to the frame to form a sound discharge hole in each groove, thereby communicating a back chamber under a diaphragm with the atmosphere. A projected part is outwardly projected from a peripheral edge of the annular plate, and an adhesive is adhered to a peripheral edge of a protector and to an upper surface of the projected part to adhere the protector with the annular plate.

Abstract: A loudspeaker has first and second diaphragms provided in a case. A first voice coil is provided for vibrating the first diaphragm, and a second voice coil is provided for vibrating the second diaphragm. A first permanent magnet is provided for applying a magnetic flux to the first voice coil, and a second permanent magnet is provided for applying a magnetic flux to the second voice coil.

Abstract: A case of the information equipment is provided for setting various parts in. A speaker and receiver are provided in the frame. A first back chamber is formed in the speaker and a secondback chamber is formed in the receiver. A baffle is formed on a part of the frame for dividing the inner space of the case so as to separate the first and second back chambers from each other.

Abstract: A case is provided for mounting an information equipment and a frame of the compound sound generator is set in the case. A speaker and receiver are provided in the frame. A first back chamber is formed in the speaker and a second back chamber is formed in the receiver. A baffle is formed integrally with the frame so as to separate the first and second back chambers from each other.

Abstract: A compound speaker has first and second sound production devices provided in a case. First and second sound discharge holes are formed in the case for discharging sounds produced by the first and second sound production devices, respectively. The first sound discharge hole is formed in a peripheral side wall of the case so as to discharge sounds in a lateral direction.

Abstract: A speaker has a case having a peripheral projection, a magnetic device having a yoke, and a permanent magnet and secured to the case. A diaphragm is secured to the case at the peripheral projection. A protector has an upper plate and a cylindrical holding portion at the periphery of the upper plate. The protector is secured to the case at the cylindrical holding portion.

Abstract: A compound speaker has first and second sound production devices provided in a case. First and second sound discharge holes are formed in the case for discharging sounds produced by the first and second sound production devices, respectively. The first sound discharge hole is formed in a peripheral side wall of the case so as to discharge sounds in a lateral direction.

Abstract: A loudspeaker has first and second diaphragms provided in a case. A first voice coil is provided for vibrating the first diaphragm, and a second voice coil is provided for vibrating the second diaphragm. A first permanent magnet is provided for applying a magnetic flux to the first voice coil, and a second permanent magnet is provided for applying a magnetic flux to the second voice coil.