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Dynamic transducer device
   
Document Number
US Patent 4720868
Issued Date
January 19, 1988
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A dynamic speaker device having a small-sized vibrating plate for reproducing a high frequency sound is further provided with an additional coil in the vicinity of the magnet assembly of the speaker. The additional coil is mounted on a comparatively heavy vibrating element which is supported by a spring plate. The additional coil and the vibrating element vibrates to reproduce lower frequency sound and vibration in response to audio signal supplied to the additional coil.
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January 19, 1988
Application Number
06/768,341
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August 22, 1985
US Classification
381/182   381/186 381/396 381/401 381/412
Int'l Classification
H04R   9/02   (20060101)   H04R   9/00   (20060101)   H04R   1/22   (20060101)   H04R   1/24   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Sep 03, 1984 [JP] 59-184197 Jan 22, 1985 [JP] 60-6203[U]
USPTO Field of Search
179/115.5PS   179/115.5R   179/115.5PC   179/117   179/119C   179/180   179/146R   179/146E   128/33   381/90   381/95   381/96   381/182   381/194   381/197   381/199   381/200   381/201   381/195   381/186  
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