EP1233647A2 - Elektroakustische Kapsel - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04R—LOUDSPEAKERS, MICROPHONES, GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS OR LIKE ACOUSTIC ELECTROMECHANICAL TRANSDUCERS; DEAF-AID SETS; PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS
- H04R19/00—Electrostatic transducers
- H04R19/01—Electrostatic transducers characterised by the use of electrets
- H04R19/016—Electrostatic transducers characterised by the use of electrets for microphones
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- the invention relates to electroacoustic capsules or transducers for an electroacoustic Device.
- the converter can either be based on the electromagnetic electrodynamic, electrostatic or piezoelectric principle work, and can be designed as either a sounder or a sounder.
- Such devices essentially consist of the actual electroacoustic Transducer, which is inserted into a so-called capsule, which in turn in a device housing is used, which also contains all the necessary electronic components are located.
- Electroacoustic devices contain at least one so-called electroacoustic capsule, which in turn can be implemented either as a sounder or as a sounder. in the The present description and the Claims for electroacoustic devices that have at least one designed as a sound pickup Capsule included, spoken by a microphone. Representing electroacoustic Devices with at least one electroacoustic capsule, which are designed as sound generators is headphones.
- the acoustic properties the devices are determined by the device manufacturer in the course of the production process and are therefore immutable for the end user. Simply put, can one speaks of an unchangeable "sound character" of the device.
- the acoustic properties of a microphone depend on an electrostatic Capsule essentially from the distance between the membrane and the electrode and on the design of the acoustic tuning elements of the capsule. If the geometric parameters between the moving, exposed to the sound field Electrode, the membrane and the immobile electrode are fixed, and if also the acoustic tuning elements inside the capsule (narrow channels, closed volumes and only partially air-permeable areas) are realized mechanically, then the directional characteristic, the sensitivity and the Frequency response also fixed and unchangeable.
- the capsule is therefore always designed for the intended use and it is generally not possible to replace an existing capsule without a great loss in quality to be used in another housing or device. This applies to both sound absorbing as well as sound-generating capsules.
- the acoustic tuning of electroacoustic capsules does not now have to Random principle can be determined by test series, but can be used in wide areas be calculated. This calculation is based on the agreement of the mathematical Models for acoustics and electricity and is made after the electroacoustic Analogy principle. It is carried out with the help of so-called equivalent circuits. Narrow and long channels in the acoustic area correspond to a coil in the electrical area Area, closed volumes in the acoustic area of a capacitor in the electrical area and covered with porous and only partially air-permeable material Bores in the acoustic area of an ohmic resistance in the electrical Area. So the acoustic side can be transferred to a circuit diagram, which will dimensioned with the general rules of electrical engineering in the desired sense and matched and the result is transferred back into the acoustics.
- Friction pill mainly affects the sound of the microphone or the Headphones off. That means that not only the frequency curve, but also the frequency curve Directional characteristic of the microphone or headphones is changed.
- the acoustic vote is currently only once, before Assembling the capsule, made and remains throughout the life of the capsule acoustic device unchanged. That is the circumstance of which of the users of the Microphones or headphones are reluctant to be accepted.
- the lowest sound intensities that can still be transmitted are with the so-called intrinsic noise of the microphone limited. It is about thermal noise that occurs in all electronic devices.
- the strongest Sound intensities still to be transmitted are due to the limited voltage supply of the Microphone amplifier due to the output voltage of an amplifier impossible can become higher than its supply voltage.
- Attenuator A voltage divider is added between the capsule and the amplifier Required switched on manually, so that the amplifier does not close when there are loud sound events receives a large capsule signal.
- the microphone capsule signal is attenuated at electrostatic microphone converters in the high-impedance range, which creates a range circuit problems arise.
- suitable switches are used for high-resistance circuits. This means that only special ones are used and therefore expensive switches come into question. Since the example mentioned is a Microphone capsule operating on an electrostatic principle, which acts as a capacitor is shown in the electrical circuit of the microphone, you have to use so-called capacitive voltage dividers work.
- electrostrictive or magnetostrictive elements in the description and the claims all components understood when applying an electrical voltage a characteristic body dimension in one of the applied voltage change the dependent dimension reversibly. Examples are in addition to the aforementioned piezoelectric Components that are reversible in their geometric dimensions by applying a voltage also change magnetostrictive elements that change their geometric dimensions Change the effect of a magnetic field reversibly.
- the acoustic properties depend of the microphone essentially from the distance between the membrane 1 and the electrode 2 and the design of the acoustic tuning elements 3 (size of the rear Volume, friction in the rear sound inlet opening, size and number of openings in the electrode 2) of the capsule. If the geometric parameters between the movable and exposed to the sound field, the membrane and the immobile Electrode 2 are set, and so are the acoustic tuning parameters 3 inside the capsule (narrow channels, closed volumes and only partially air-permeable Areas) are calculated and carried out mechanically, then the directional characteristic, the sensitivity, the frequency response also fixed and unchangeable. Through the (not shown) microphone housing, the "boundary conditions" for the shown capsule fixed, when changing the corresponding tuning parameters 3 inside the capsule no longer able to transmit the desired behavior to ensure.
- Narrow and long channels 31 in the acoustic range correspond to a coil 32 in electrical range
- closed volumes 33 correspond in the acoustic range
- porous and only partially air-permeable Material covered holes 35 correspond in the acoustic area an ohmic resistor 36 in the electrical area.
- FIG. 3 shows a friction pill according to the AT-B cited above: two made of hard material made plates 36, 37 provided with small openings 39, 40 at the edge are connected by a screw 38 in the middle.
- FIG. 4 shows an embodiment of an electroacoustic friction pill according to the invention. It consists of two plates 6, 7 provided with small openings 8 on the edge pre-electrical material. The electrical contacting of the plates 6 and 7 takes place via any of the previously known types of contact 4. The plates are on the upper and lower side metallized and electrically connected in series. By connecting they extend to a DC voltage source so that the height of the distance 5 between the platelets 6, 7 is reduced.
- the change in the voltage connected to the plates results from the change of the distance 5 between the plates 6, 7 a change in the acoustic Impedance in the axial direction. Because of this, it is possible; the sound of the microphone or the headphones in which this friction pill is built in, without the microphone or headphone capsule or the microphone respectively You have to disassemble or even remove the headphones.
- the two platelets 6 or 7 from a conventional one Material, for example made of plastic or metal, to replace platelets.
- a conventional one Material for example made of plastic or metal
- the tiles do not have to be circular, also all other geometrical designs from rectangular to oval are conceivable.
- the starting distance the plate 6, 7 is in the embodiment shown by a small step 9th determined at the edge of the plate 7. Instead of level 9, a spacer ring can also be used become. By reversing the polarity of the polarization voltage, it is possible to determine the distance between both to reduce the platelet (at a radial distance from step 9) and to enlarge it.
- FIG. 5 shows the application according to the invention of a piezoelectric material Manufactured electrode that can be used with electrostatic microphone capsules.
- Influencing the sensitivity of the microphone is particularly advantageous this way.
- the capsule capacity can be in the microphone can be used as a measured variable for a control loop. With that, however also manufacturing tolerances and temperature influences that affect the distance between Electrodes have a negative impact, can be compensated in a simple and reliable manner.
- the creation of appropriate electronics represents a person skilled in the art the tuning of microphones in knowledge of the invention is not a problem.
- the magnitude of the polarization voltage can either be continuous or in predetermined Change levels.
- the voltage source itself is a DC voltage source and their voltage can be up to a few 100 V as needed. Since the Voltage source does not have to deliver any appreciable current intensity, it is also possible to to waive all current protection measures (current limitation).
- the tension can either from the power supply of the device (phantom power at Condenser microphones), or from a control voltage connected to the device.
- piezoelectric elements that are particularly large Have expansion coefficients, of course preferred. So it is possible to influence individual electroacoustic elements individually. So in the field of Capsule or the friction pill by excitation with control voltage channels 16 in a component 19 individually opened by a piezo-electrically reacting plate 21 or be closed, as shown in FIG. 6. It is also possible to change the size an acoustically significant volume 17 by parallel connection to another To enlarge volume 18 as shown in FIG. 7. You can also use whole friction pills, which are arranged, for example, in sound passage openings 35, mechanically displaced or "covered", as can be seen from FIG. 8. There is a 21 each made of piezoelectric material, and in the manner described above with a Control voltage operated plate is marked. One so excited with control voltage Plate 21 opens or closes the acoustic tuning of the in detail Elements not shown capsule provided.
- a dynamic adaptation of an electroacoustic transducer or capsule that is based on the electrostatic principle and works as a microphone is characterized by that between the main sound source and the microphone determines the sound level Sound transducer is arranged, the measured value for regulating the voltage for the electrostrictive or magnetostrictive element is used. Thanks to the fast data processing and the quick adjustment of piezoelectric components can be done during a Recording the sensitivity of the microphone depending on the current sound level be adapted to this.
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- Elektroakustische Kapsel bzw. elektroakustischer Wandler für ein elektroakustisches Gerät, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie und/oder er elektrostriktive oder magnetostriktive Elemente (6, 7; 12; 21), bevorzugt piezoelektrische Bauteile, aufweist, die mit einer regelbaren Spannungsquelle in Verbindung stehen und dass die Abmessungsänderungen der elektrostriktiven bzw. magnetostriktiven Elemente (6, 7; 12; 21) Änderungen in der inneren Geometrie der Kapsel bzw. des Wandlers nach sich ziehen.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler, der auf dem elektrostatischen Prinzip beruht, mit einer Membrane und einer Elektrode nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Elektrode (12) das elektrostriktive bzw. magnetostriktive Element ist.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler, der auf dem elektrostatischen Prinzip beruht, mit einer Elektrode und einer, mittels eines ringförmigen Abstandhalters von ihr im Abstand gehaltenen Membrane nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Abstandhalter das elektrostriktive bzw. magnetostriktive Element ist.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler bzw. Kapsel, auf dem elektrostatischen Prinzip beruhend und als Mikrofon arbeitend, nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Kapselkapazität als Meßgröße für eine Regelschleife zur Bestimmung der Spannung für das elektrostriktive bzw. magnetostriktive Element herangezogen wird, um Fertigungstoleranzen und Temperatureinflüsse, die sich auf den Abstand zwischen der Elektrode und der Membran negativ auswirken, auszugleichen.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler bzw. Kapsel, auf dem elektrostatischen Prinzip beruhend und als Mikrofon arbeitend, nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass zwischen der Hauptschallquelle und dem Mikrofon ein den Schallpegel bestimmender Schallnehmer angeordnet ist, dessen Meßwert zur Regelung der Spannung für das elektrostriktive bzw. magnetostriktive Element herangezogen wird.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler bzw. Kapsel mit zumindest einem Schalleinlaß nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass im Bereich eines Schalleinlasses eine elektroakustischen Reibungspille angeordnet ist, die aus zwei, bevorzugt am Rand mit kleinen Öffnungen (8) versehenen Plättchen (6, 7) aus elektrostriktiven oder magnetostriktiven, bevorzugt aus piezoelektrischem, Material besteht, dass die Plättchen (6, 7) auf ihrer oberen und unteren Seite metallisiert sind und über eine elektrische Kontaktierung (4) verfügen, und dass sie elektrisch in Serie geschaltet sind.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler bzw. Kapsel nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die elektrostriktiven bzw. magnetostriktiven Elemente (21) in Abhängigkeit ihrer jeweiligen Geometrie eine Schalldurchtrittsöffnung (35) freigeben bzw. abdecken.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler bzw. Kapsel nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die elektrostriktiven bzw. magnetostriktiven Elemente in Abhängigkeit ihrer jeweiligen Geometrie einen erste Hohlraum (17) mit einem zweiten Hohlraum (18) verbinden bzw. von ihm trennen.
- Elektroakustischer Wandler bzw. Kapsel nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die elektrostriktiven bzw. magnetostriktiven Elemente (21) in Abhängigkeit ihrer jeweiligen Geometrie einen Kanal (16) eines Bauteiles (19) freigeben bzw. abdecken.
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