Acoustic transducer with vibration damping
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1. An acoustic transducer, comprising:
- a diaphragm made of a first material having a central area, an outer perimeter, a center of mass, and an axis of symmetry; and
at least one elongated depression formed in the diaphragm, extending substantially radially along a portion of a length from the central area to the outer perimeter and including a first wall having a first depth, a second wall having a second depth, and a floor extending between the first wall and the second wall.
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Abstract
Circumferential mode vibrations, in a diaphragm of an acoustic transducer, are damped by defining at least one elongated opening extending radially along a portion of a length from the central area to the outer perimeter being covered by a material having higher damping properties than the material of the cone.
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1. An acoustic transducer, comprising:
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a diaphragm made of a first material having a central area, an outer perimeter, a center of mass, and an axis of symmetry; and at least one elongated depression formed in the diaphragm, extending substantially radially along a portion of a length from the central area to the outer perimeter and including a first wall having a first depth, a second wall having a second depth, and a floor extending between the first wall and the second wall. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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