Abstract: The present invention provides an electroacoustic transducer which realizes an optimum characteristic thereof utilizing heat caused by reflow soldering without being influenced by the same heat. The electroacoustic transducer includes a magnetic driving portion composed of a base, a core provided upright on the base and a coil wound around the core, wherein a height of the coil at the manufacturing time is set lower by a height which corresponds to thermal expansion of the coil in reflow soldering, and a projection length of the core exposed from the coil at the manufacturing time is set larger by the height which corresponds to thermal expansion of the coil in reflow soldering.

Abstract: The invention provides a miniaturized and low-profile electroacoustic transducer. In the electroacoustic transducer, a space is formed underneath a magnet by diminishing a vertical thickness of the magnet in comparison with the height of a magnetic core, and also by disposing the magnet at a position trensversely aligned to an upper portion of the magnetic core, so that the space is utilized as a part of a back space at the back of a diaphragm, and for connection of terminals of a coil with external terminals, thereby realizing miniaturization and flattening in the shape of the electroacoustic transducer.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing an electroacoustic transducer which is not changed in its characteristic by heat caused by reflow soldering even if a coil is made of a general-purpose wire. The method of manufacturing the electroacoustic transducer including a magnetic driving portion composed of a core provided upright on a base and a coil wound around the core, comprises setting a height of the coil lower by a height, which corresponds to thermal expansion of the coil in reflow soldering, then subjecting the coil to heat processing to thermally expand the coil so that the height of the coil is set to an optimum height.