Pressure Vent for Speaker or Microphone Modules
US-2015163572-A1 · Jun 11, 2015 · US
US12413898B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12413898-B2 |
| Application number | US-202318486434-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 13, 2023 |
| Priority date | Apr 16, 2021 |
| Publication date | Sep 9, 2025 |
| Grant date | Sep 9, 2025 |
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A loudspeaker arrangement ( 800 ) having first and second loudspeakers mechanically coupled to each other. Either a first side of a first sound radiating surface faces a first side of a second sound radiating surface, and the first side of the first sound radiating surface and the first side of the second sound radiating surface both face a first cavity having a first opening facing towards an internal air volume, or a second side of the first sound radiating surface faces a second side of the second sound radiating surface, the first side of the first sound radiating surface faces a second cavity having a second opening facing towards the internal air volume, and the first side of the second sound radiating surface faces a third cavity separate and distinct from the second cavity, the third cavity has a third opening facing towards the internal air volume.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A loudspeaker arrangement comprising: a first loudspeaker having a first sound radiating surface; a second loudspeaker having a second sound radiating surface; an enclosure ( 734 , 834 ); the first loudspeaker is mechanically coupled to the second loudspeaker; the enclosure encloses the second side of the first sound radiating surface and the second side of the second sound radiating surface; the enclosure has a port coupling a back cavity inside the enclosure to outside air; and either a first side of the first sound radiating surface faces a first side of the second sound radiating surface, and the first side of the first sound radiating surface and the first side of the second sound radiating surface both face a first cavity, the first cavity has a first opening facing towards an internal air volume; or a second side of the first sound radiating surface faces a second side of the second sound radiating surface, the first side of the first sound radiating surface faces a second cavity, the second cavity has a second opening ( 832 a ) facing towards the internal air volume, and the first side of the second sound radiating surface faces a third cavity separate and distinct from the second cavity, the third cavity has a third opening facing towards the internal air volume. 2. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the sound radiating surface of the first loudspeaker is arranged parallel to the sound radiating surface of the second loudspeaker. 3. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , further comprising at least one additional loudspeaker having a third sound radiating surface; either a first side of the third sound radiating surface faces the first sides of the first sound radiating surface and the second sound radiating surface, and faces the first cavity (; or a second side of the third sound radiating surface faces the second sides of the first sound radiating surface and the second sound radiating surface, and faces a fifth cavity separate and distinct from the first cavity and the second cavity, the fifth cavity has a fifth opening facing towards the internal air volume. 4. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , wherein; the loudspeaker arrangement has an even number of loudspeakers; two loudspeakers together form a pair of loudspeakers; the pairs of loudspeakers are arranged in one row; and either a first side of the sound radiating surface of each of the loudspeakers in the pair of loudspeakers faces the first cavity; or a first side of a sound radiating surface of a first loudspeaker of each pair of loudspeakers faces the second cavity, and a first side of a sound radiating surface of a second loudspeaker of each pair of loudspeakers faces the third cavity. 5. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , further comprising a cover configured to close the enclosure towards the internal air volume. 6. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 5 , wherein; either the cover has an opening aligned with the first opening of the first cavity; or the cover has two openings each of the two openings of the cover is aligned with a different one of the second opening of the second cavity and the third opening of the third cavity. 7. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 5 , wherein; either the cover forms a part of a panel in the interior of a vehicle; or the cover forms a part of a wall in a room. 8. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , wherein; either the first opening is covered with a fabric or mesh; or the second opening and the third opening are covered with a fabric or mesh. 9. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the first loudspeaker has a first speaker basket, the second loudspeaker has a second speaker basket, and the first speaker basket is mechanically coupled to the second speaker basket. 10. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 9 , further comprising a plurality of first connection elements and a plurality of second connection elements configured to connect the first speaker basket to the second speaker basket. 11. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 9 , wherein the first speaker basket and the second speaker basket are glued together. 12. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 9 , wherein; a first side of the first sound radiating surface faces a first side of the second sound radiating surface, and the first side of the first sound radiating surface and the first side of the second sound radiating surface both face a first cavity, the first cavity has a first opening facing towards an internal air volume; the first speaker basket has a first projection extending from the first speaker basket in a first direction (y) towards the second loudspeaker; the second speaker basket has a second projection extending from the second speaker basket in the first direction (y) towards the first loudspeaker; and the first projection is mechanically coupled to the second projection defining the first cavity between a front side of the first loudspeaker and a front side of the second loudspeaker. 13. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 12 , wherein; the first projection and the second projection are omitted in a second direction (z) that is perpendicular to the first direction (y), in order to form the first opening. 14. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , wherein; either the first opening has a rectangular cross-section with rounded corners, a square cross-section, a rectangular cross-section, a rounded cross-section, or an oval cross-section; or each of the second opening and the third opening has a rectangular cross-section with rounded corners, a square cross-section, a rectangular cross-section, a rounded cross-section, or an oval cross-section. 15. The loudspeaker arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the loudspeaker arrangement is mounted to a panel of a vehicle, the panel separating the internal air volume from outside air.
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