CN204669605U - Acoustic equipment - Google Patents
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Abstract
A kind of acoustic equipment, comprises first sensor and the second transducer.First sensor is configured to sense the first sound in the duct of user or in the tissue of user, and produces first signal of telecommunication representing the first sound.Second transducer is configured to sense the second sound in duct outside, and produces second signal of telecommunication representing the second sound.Loud speaker is communicably connected to first sensor and the second transducer.Loud speaker is configured to the selected signal of telecommunication to be converted to the 3rd sound.The selected signal of telecommunication is first signal of telecommunication, second signal of telecommunication or from the 3rd signal of telecommunication in independent source.
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Technical field
The application relates to the acoustic assembly be deployed in acoustic equipment.
Background technology
Employ dissimilar acoustic assembly for many years.The assembly of one type is microphone.The microphone of one type is electret microphone, and its dorsulum is charged.Diaphragm along with the sound motion entered, and utilizes the motion of membrane of backboard to create the signal of telecommunication.The microphone of another kind of type is MEMS (micro electro mechanical system) (MEMS) microphone, and wherein said backboard is not charged, but external charging is applied to diaphragm and rear plate.
Another example of acoustic assembly is loud speaker.The signal of telecommunication received from each provenance is converted to acoustic energy by loud speaker.
Above-mentioned acoustic assembly can permitted to use in eurypalynous consumer device.Such as, these acoustic equipments may be used for personal computer, cell phone or panel computer.Other example is also possible.
Utility model content
According to one side of the present utility model, propose a kind of acoustic equipment, described acoustic equipment comprises: first sensor, and it is for sensing the first sound in the duct of user or in the tissue of described user, and described first sensor produces first signal of telecommunication representing described first sound; Second transducer, it is for sensing the second sound in described duct outside, and described second transducer produces second signal of telecommunication representing described second sound; Loud speaker, it can be connected to described first sensor and described second transducer communicatedly, described loud speaker is configured to the selected signal of telecommunication to be converted to the 3rd sound, and the selected signal of telecommunication is described first signal of telecommunication, described second signal of telecommunication or from the 3rd signal of telecommunication in independent source.
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Should with reference to detailed description below and accompanying drawing more completely to understand the utility model, wherein:
Fig. 1 comprises the block diagram of the acoustic equipment according to multiple embodiment of the present utility model;
Fig. 2 comprises the block diagram of the response curve according to multiple embodiment of the present utility model.
It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that in order to element that is simple and that know and show in accompanying drawing.Will be further understood that, some action and/or step can be illustrated or be depicted as specifically to occur in sequence, but it will be understood by those skilled in the art that this specifics for order does not need in practice.It is to be further understood that term used herein and expression have common implication, they are according to relative to inquiry and term and the expression of studying their corresponding fields separately, if there is specific implication, will illustrate herein.
Embodiment
Process provides a kind of acoustic equipment with all kinds assembly, described assembly can be deployed in duct, around duct or outside duct.This method allows in duct and at duct outside pickup sound.
With reference now to Fig. 1, describe an example of acoustic equipment 100.Acoustic equipment 100 comprises first sensor 102 and the second transducer 104.First sensor 102 is configured to sense the first sound in the duct 106 of user or in the tissue 108 of user.First sensor 102 produces first signal of telecommunication representing the first sound.
Second transducer 104 is configured to sense the second sound in duct 106 outside, and produces second signal of telecommunication representing the second sound.
Loud speaker 110 is communicably connected to first sensor 102 and the second transducer 104.In these areas, electronic unit 112 at the inter-module route signal of telecommunication and/or can perform various processing capacity.In other example, electronic unit 112 can receive from the source 114 of independent or outside signal and/or send information to source 114 that is independent or outside.In some or all be deployed in assemblies (such as rubber earplug) 116 of said modules.
Loud speaker 110 is configured to the selected signal of telecommunication to be converted to the 3rd sound, and by the 3rd transmission sound to duct 106.The selected signal of telecommunication is first signal of telecommunication, second signal of telecommunication or the 3rd signal of telecommunication from independent source (source 114 of such as independent or outside).
In some respects, independent source 114 comprises communication equipment or music player.In other example, first signal of telecommunication is used to control the processing capacity of acoustic equipment.
In some respects, first sensor 102 comprises MEMS (micro electro mechanical system) (MEMS) microphone, electret microphone or vibrating sensor.In some instances, vibrating sensor adopt voltage inductance should, one of magnetic induction or electrostatic induction.In other side, the second transducer comprises MEMS (micro electro mechanical system) (MEMS) microphone or electret microphone.Other example of transducer is also possible.
In one example, loud speaker comprises balanced armature loud speaker.Other example of loud speaker is also possible.
In one example, the second transducer 104 provides roughly uniform sensitivity over a range of frequencies.In other example, first sensor 102 is provided in the sensitivity that the frequency of a part increases along with frequency increase.In some instances, first sensor 102 is disposed in the duct of user.First sensor 102 also can be deployed in other position.
With reference now to Fig. 2, describe an example of response curve 200.The response of transducer 102 is shown in y-axis, and frequency is shown in x-axis.In one example, a transducer (such as the second transducer 104) provides roughly uniform sensitivity 202 over a range of frequencies.Another transducer (such as first sensor 102) provides the sensitivity 204 of increase along with frequency increases in the frequency of a part.
Describing preferred embodiment of the present utility model in this article, comprising known for inventor for implementing optimal mode of the present utility model.But should be understood that, illustrated embodiment is only exemplary, and should not be regarded as limiting scope of the present utility model.
Claims (10)
1. an acoustic equipment, is characterized in that, described acoustic equipment comprises:
First sensor, it is for sensing the first sound in the duct of user or in the tissue of described user, and described first sensor produces first signal of telecommunication representing described first sound;
Second transducer, it is for sensing the second sound in described duct outside, and described second transducer produces second signal of telecommunication representing described second sound; And
Loud speaker, it can be connected to described first sensor and described second transducer communicatedly, described loud speaker is configured to the selected signal of telecommunication to be converted to the 3rd sound, and the selected signal of telecommunication is described first signal of telecommunication, described second signal of telecommunication or from the 3rd signal of telecommunication in independent source.
2. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described independent source comprises communication equipment or music player.
3. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described first signal of telecommunication is for controlling the processing capacity of described acoustic equipment.
4. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described first sensor comprises micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) microphone, electret microphone or vibrating sensor.
5. acoustic equipment according to claim 4, is characterized in that, described vibrating sensor use voltage inductance should, in magnetic induction or electrostatic induction one.
6. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described second transducer comprises micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) microphone or electret microphone.
7. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described loud speaker comprises balanced armature loud speaker.
8. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described second transducer provides roughly uniform sensitivity over a range of frequencies.
9. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described first sensor is provided in the sensitivity that the frequency of a part increases along with frequency increase.
10. acoustic equipment according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described first sensor is disposed in the duct of described user.
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