发明名称 Flat panel loudspeakers
摘要 A flat panel loudspeaker with such an emission characteristic is obtained which, in the event of the flat panel loudspeaker being set up inversely, provides an improved listening result in that a loudspeaker is provided within the housing, and a sound conduction is configured such that sound from the loudspeaker is conducted outward via an acoustic aperture within the housing for undirected emission.
申请公布号 US8798302(B2) 申请公布日期 2014.08.05
申请号 US201012959183 申请日期 2010.12.02
申请人 Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der Angewandten Forschung E.V. 发明人 Ehrig Lutz;Beer Daniel
分类号 H04R1/20;H04R1/34;H04R1/28 主分类号 H04R1/20
代理机构 Perkins Coie LLP 代理人 Glenn Michael A.;Perkins Coie LLP
主权项 1. A flat panel loudspeaker comprising a housing comprising a front side and a rear side; a high-frequency loudspeaker within the housing; and a mid- or low-frequency loudspeaker arranged so as to emit outwardly away from the rear side of the housing; and a sound conduction configured to conduct sound from the high-frequency loudspeaker via an acoustic aperture within the housing outwards, wherein the acoustic aperture is formed in a lateral side of the housing extending between, and connecting, the front side and the rear side, in form of a series of holes or in form of a slit in the lateral side, wherein a longitudinal extension of the series of holes or the slit extends circumferentially with respect to the front and rear sides and a width of the series of holes or the slit in a thickness direction via which front and rear sides are distanced from each other is smaller than a wavelength of a highest frequency of the sound from the high-frequency loudspeaker so that the sound emitted by the high-frequency loudspeaker is radiated from the acoustic aperture in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal direction in a nearly equiangular manner so that a perceivable portion of the sound emitted by the high-frequency loudspeaker propagates into a direction into which the front side of the housing faces.
地址 Munich DE