EP2929699A1 - Lautsprecher mit druck-kompensations-element - Google Patents
Lautsprecher mit druck-kompensations-elementInfo
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- EP2929699A1 EP2929699A1 EP13799333.3A EP13799333A EP2929699A1 EP 2929699 A1 EP2929699 A1 EP 2929699A1 EP 13799333 A EP13799333 A EP 13799333A EP 2929699 A1 EP2929699 A1 EP 2929699A1
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- loudspeaker
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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Definitions
- Embodiments of the present invention relate to a speaker with a pressure compensation clement.
- Loudspeakers are used to convert an electrical alternating signal, for example a sinewave signal, into sound or airborne sound.
- a speaker 5 typically comprises a housing 10 with an enclosed volume V 14 (ZB 51-101) and one or more sound transducers 12.
- the oscillating spine 12b is designed to cause the movably mounted membrane 12a to oscillate when an alternating signal is applied. This results in a lift of the diaphragm 12a, or parts thereof, both into the housing and out of the housing 10, so that the volume of gas V14 enclosed by the diaphragm 12a and the loudspeaker housing 10 is varied in the interior of the housing 10. Starting from a closed housing 10, it comes through the variation of the gas volume V
- the spring forces Ff and -Ff are proportional to the air spring stiffness si 4 , the is dependent on the area of the membrane 12a and the size of the gas volume V14 in the loudspeaker housing 10.
- the air spring stiffness Sj 4 is proportional to 1 / Vi 4 .
- the frequency response of a loudspeaker 5 and thus the sound quality is significantly influenced by the air spring stiffness Si4.
- a resulting frequency response for the speaker 5 is shown in Fig. 3 b.
- FIG. 3 b outlines the progression of the sound pressure level p (f) over the frequency f of an idealized loudspeaker 5.
- the impedance Z (f) is plotted against the frequency f.
- the loudspeaker 5 has a lower limit frequency G G, which is defined by the -6db point in the frequency response, for example, and is at 40 Hz, for example.
- G G is defined by the -6db point in the frequency response, for example, and is at 40 Hz, for example.
- the resonant frequency f ß can be determined, which is at the same peak or maximum and here, for example, at 60 Hz.
- FIG. 3 c shows a further loudspeaker 5 ', which has a housing 10' and the sound transducer 12.
- the housing 10 ' has (compared to the housing 10) a reduced gas volume VH' (Vi 4 ' ⁇ Vi 4 ) with, for example, 0.5 liter or 1 liter. Due to the reduced volume i4> results in accordance with the above relationship si 4 - ⁇ l / ⁇ - an increased spring stiffness si 4 > for the trapped air volume H '(SH'> SH).
- the size of the spring force F f to be overcome depends crucially on the percentage by which the enclosed gas volume H 'is reduced or increased by the membrane movement into the housing 10'. The larger the percentage change in volume, the greater the force required F m or -F m , which must be applied to overcome the air spring.
- FIG. 3d shows a diagram with the impedance curve Z (f) 'and the amplitude frequency transition p (f)' for the loudspeaker 5 'from FIG. 3c (plotted against the frequency f).
- the impedance curve Z (f) ' the resonant frequency tV is shifted upwards by the smaller housing 10' and is now for example 100 Hz.
- the lower cutoff frequency fc is increased (eg to 80 Hz), as shown the amplitude frequency response p (f) 'is recognizable. Furthermore, in the amplitude frequency response p (f) ', a resonance peak in the region of the resonance frequency f R > is formed, which has a negative effect on the linearity of the frequency response p (f)'.
- the smallest possible speaker housing 10 which also accommodates any electronics for controlling the sound transducer 12 (eg crossover, amplifiers). Even if the size of the diaphragm 12a remains unchanged, the case size 10 or 10 'can be varied within a limited range.
- the size of the housing 10 or 10 ' has a direct influence on the linearity of the frequency response p (f) or p (f)' and the transmission area or, in particular, the lower transmission range (compare lower limit frequency fo or f G ') orders a conflict between size of the speaker 5 and 5' and sound quality. It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a loudspeaker having an improved package size and transmission performance tradeoff.
- Embodiments of the present invention provide a loudspeaker with a sound transducer, a housing, and means for influencing the temperature, e.g. a pressure compensation element.
- the sound transducer has a membrane, wherein the membrane comprises a gas volume together with the housing.
- the sound transducer is designed to excite the membrane to vibrate, so that the gas volume is changed according to the vibration.
- the means for influencing the temperature are designed to counteract the change in state as a result of the membrane oscillation by a temperature change in the gas volume.
- the finding of the present invention is that the adiabatic state change of the gas volume inside the loudspeaker, which is caused by the movement of the membrane and the resulting volume change, is converted into an isobaric change of state.
- a heat input into the gas volume or a cooling process of the gas volume takes place so that the pressure change in the interior of the housing.
- This can be compensated or almost compensated.
- means for changing the isobaric state of change in the case of the loudspeakers of the invention are provided, for example in the interior of the housing, which are in direct contact with the gas volume or can act thereon, for example.
- the air spring stiffness s in the Ga.svoIum.en for example, depending on the membrane movement, adjusted or kept equal, so that a speaker in a small housing with a small enclosed gas volume comparable air spring stiffness s as in a large housing with big included. Has gas volume. Consequently, in the case of loudspeakers with such pressure-compensating elements, the frequency response improves, so that, for example, the critical frequencies "resonance frequency IR” and "lower limit frequency fc" are reduced. This results in a transmission characteristic with increased linearity and an increased reproduction frequency range.
- the pressure-compensating element can be electrically coupled to the sound transducer, for example via pressure sensors or via a direct coupling to the audio signal, according to further exemplary embodiments to control the pressure compensating element and thus the isobaric state changes according to the vibration of the membrane in terms of amplitude and time behavior.
- the loudspeaker can according to further exemplary embodiments both pressure-compensating elements, which are designed to increase the temperature of the gas volume, and other pressure Compensation - EI en en have te, by means of which a temperature reduction is feasible.
- These heatable Drack compensation elements may for example be designed as a Naii-tubes, while the coolable Drack compensation elements may be designed as passive or active heat sink or as Peltier elements.
- these pressure compensation elements can be characterized in their thermal behavior, e.g. be electronically controllable. In order to carry out the isobaric state change as quickly as possible, the pressure compensation elements are large-volume or with a very large surface, for example with the aid of lamellae or a foam, executed in the housing.
- a schematic representation of a speaker with a pressure compensation element shows a schematic representation of a loudspeaker with a plurality of pressure-compensating elements and a controller according to another exemplary embodiment; a schematic diagram of the frequency response of the principalsbeispicls of Fig. 2a; a schematic representation of a speaker according to the prior art; a schematic diagram of the frequency response of the loudspeaker of Fig. 3a; a schematic representation of another speaker according to the prior art; and a schematic diagram of the frequency response of the loudspeaker of Fig. 3c.
- Fig. 1 shows a loudspeaker 5 "with the transducer 12 (piston vibrator) having the diaphragm 12a and the drive coil 12b.
- the diaphragm 12a together with the housing 10 ', encloses the gas-filled internal volume V14'
- a pressure compensating element 20 is furthermore arranged in the interior of the housing 10 '.
- the pressure compensating element 20 is arranged so that it is in contact with the gas volume V14 'or the air or generally the ideal gas in the interior.
- the interior of the housing 10 ' is for ideal gases, a relationship between the prevailing pressure ⁇ 4 ⁇ , the trapped gas volume Vi - and the prevailing temperature ⁇ 4 ⁇ .
- a pressure increase (+ ⁇ 4 -) would occur when the diaphragm 12a moves into the housing 10 'because the volume Vi 4 - is reduced.
- a pressure reduction (- ⁇ 4 x) since the volume Vj 4 - increased.
- Such state changers are called adiabatic because no thermal energy is exchanged with the environment.
- the pressure difference + ⁇ 4 > or - ⁇ 4 ⁇ compensated by a change in temperature of the gas volume VI 4 'or the adiabatic state change in an isobaric state - transferred. Since the pressure ⁇ 4 ⁇ is proportional to Tw / Yw, an increase in the pressure + ⁇ ⁇ 4 ⁇ can be compensated by a reduction in the temperature - ⁇ [ 4 .
- 4 ⁇ a Suppressive - ⁇ may be 4 ⁇ correspond to the connection pj 4 ehend by increasing the temperature + ⁇ - ⁇ T ⁇ -iw be compensated. So, the change of the thennodynamic states takes place in the gas volume V
- the pressure compensation element 20 may, for example, be a type of heating element which, when a heating voltage is applied, heats the surrounding gas molecules of the gas volume V) 4 '.
- the Dmck compensation element can have one or more thermoacoustic transducer elements, for example tungsten wires and / or carbon nanotubes (nanotubes), which are designed to rapidly change the temperature of the surrounding gas volume Y ⁇ and also cyclically ( eg with at least 40 Hz or the frequencies of the stiffness-defined frequency range (f ⁇ fR)).
- thermoacoustic transducer elements for example tungsten wires and / or carbon nanotubes (nanotubes), which are designed to rapidly change the temperature of the surrounding gas volume Y ⁇ and also cyclically (eg with at least 40 Hz or the frequencies of the stiffness-defined frequency range (f ⁇ fR)).
- Such pressure compensation elements 20 preferably have good electrical and thermal conductivity and a low heat capacity. The heating of the pressure compensation elements 20 leads to the expansion of the gas volume V] 4 'surrounding the pressure compensation element 20.
- This heating + ⁇ 4> is preferably cyclic, which can be achieved, for example, by cooling pauses (- ⁇ 4>), so that oscillating pressure changes +/- ⁇ ⁇ 4 ' , caused by the reciprocation of the speakers! embran 12a, in the best case can be fully compensated.
- the pressure compensation element 20 is preferably electrically coupled to the sound transducer 12.
- the heating voltage can be determined, for example, by the oscillating alternating selsignal for An tenug the Scliallwandlers 12 are derived.
- the heating voltage thus varies cyclically as a function of the alternating signal (high-level signal) for controlling the sound transducer 12.
- the pressure ornation element 20 can also be designed to reduce the temperature - ⁇ 14 of the pressure-compensating element 20 surrounding gas volume V14 'cause.
- Possible implementations for such a cooling pressure compensation element 20 are, for example, passive heat sinks or active cooling elements, for example Peltier elements, which can be coupled to the high-level electrical signal analogously to the above exemplary embodiment (via a control voltage).
- the pressure compensator 20 preferably comprises a combination of heating and cooling Cooling Druek compensation elements 20. It should be noted at this point that this combination can also be realized in that a first pressure compensation element 20, which is designed to cool the gas volume V 14, and a second pressure Compensation element 20, which is adapted to heat the gas volume Vj 4 ', are arranged in the housing 10'. This combination is particularly advantageous at high pressure fluctuations to be compensated +/- ⁇ 4 ⁇ , which require large temperature fluctuations +/- ⁇ 14-, advantageous.
- the pressure compensation elements 20 and a controller (not shown) for the pressure compensation elements 20 are designed so that the pressure compensation elements 20 preferably below the basic resonant frequency of the transducer 12 operate (ie for example in a frequency range between 20 and 50 or 25 and 100 Hz).
- the resonance frequency fg for example below 70 Hz or below 120 Hz
- the effects in this frequency range are particularly serious, since in this frequency range the vibration behavior is determined by the rigidity of the overall system.
- FIG. 2a shows a further implementation of a loudspeaker 5 "having a multiplicity of pressure compensation elements 20.
- the plurality of temperature-influencing elements 20 are suitably arranged and combined with one another, so that the achievable temperature difference + / ⁇ : into the gas volume
- the plurality of Drack-Konipensation.s-Elem.ente 20 by a combination v z- and cooling elements, the active and / or be operated passively, be realized.
- FIG. 1 shows a further implementation of a loudspeaker 5 "having a multiplicity of pressure compensation elements 20.
- the plurality of temperature-influencing elements 20 are suitably arranged and combined with one another, so that the achievable temperature difference + / ⁇ : into the gas volume
- the plurality of Drack-Konipensation.s-Elem.ente 20 by a combination v z- and cooling elements, the active and / or be operated passively, be realized.
- the temperature compensation elements 20 are arranged spatially in such a way that, on the one hand, the contact area between the elements 20 and the gas in the gas volume V 14 'is maximized and, on the other hand, the distance between the element 20 and a (most distant) gas molecule is minimized (avoiding punctual heat / cold entry ) to shorten the duration for the temperature compensation +/- ⁇ 4 '.
- the surface maximization is accomplished by arranging the pressure compensation elements 20 in the form of louvers.
- the exemplary embodiment from FIG. 2a additionally has the illustrated control electronics 22 which supply the heating voltage or the electrical control voltage for the cooling elements as a function of the alternating signal to the drive input of the sound transducer 12 to the pressure compensation elements 20 docked.
- the control electronics 22 can have means for avoiding frequency doubling in accordance with further embodiments.
- the background to this is that both at a positive and at a negative electrical voltage, which is derived for example from the high level signal, there is a An Tavernang the respective Dmck compensation element 20 (eg the heating element), even if the membrane 12 itself moved at a negative voltage in a different direction than at a positive voltage.
- the entire signal can be shifted by means of a suitable amplitude offset.
- the offset is designed such that all the output amplitude values have the same sign. It may be suitable in detail to select the offset so large that the smallest positive amplitude value becomes the largest negative signal amplitude value.
- the controller 22 with a.
- Sensor 24 which is arranged in the interior of the housing 10 ', to be connected.
- This sensor 24 eg pressure or temperature sensor
- the determination of the required control signal can be derived and adjusted, for example, by a single measurement from the sensor signal. Insofar as the sensor 24 allows calibration.
- the control signals (compare here heating voltage or control voltage of the (active) cooling elements or Peltier elements) for the Drack compensation elements 20 by means of real-time processing of the sensor signals adaptively determined (semi-active control ) or directly derived from the sensor signals (fully active control).
- the sensor 24 may also be implemented as a sensor network comprising a plurality of sensors, which are arranged in the interior of the housing 10 '.
- FIG. 2b shows a diagram of the impedance curve Z (f)" and the amplitude curve p (Fig. f) "for the speaker housing 5".
- the resonant frequency f R is formed substantially lower with respect to the resonance frequency IR. Also, the course does not have such a pronounced maximum, as a result of which the frequency response p (f) "is smoothed with respect to the frequency response p (f)" in the region of the resonant frequency fR "and is therefore characterized by an approximately linear course in this range.For the frequency response p (f)" is also to recognize that the lower limit frequency fc much falls deeper and thus more similar to the frequency response of Fig. 3b for the large volume speaker 5 as the frequency response of Fig.
- the pressure compensating elements 20 are configured as louvers, they have a maximum surface area through other shapes, such as a gas permeable filler material that fills the entire housing 10 'with the integrated one Pressure compensation elements 20 can be achieved, so as a result of an objective of rapid temperature compensation operations +/-
- This filling material may be, for example, an open-pore foam or a wool or fabric.
- the pressure-compensating elements 20 are applied as film or varnish in the interior of the housing 10 * '. It is essential in all embodiments to ensure that, despite maximization of the active surface, the mode of action of the element influencing the temperature is ensured. In the case of the use of nanotubes as a foam, for example, to pay attention to the galvanic coupling of all pores. It should also be noted that other approaches for achieving fast temperature compensation processes + - ⁇ 4 'are conceivable. For example, the choice of material and in particular the thermal conductivity of the components used plays an essential role.
- optimization options exist primarily in the choice of the medium (Gas) in volume Y14 ', for example, is chosen so that it has a high thermal conductivity. In general terms, this means that it is preferable to use such a gas which (despite the prevailing inertia in temperature propagation processes) enables an optimal or rapid propagation of temperature changes + - ⁇ ] 4 'in the total gas volume Vi 4' in order to achieve the above-mentioned object in terms of a faster temperature change capability.
- the sound converter which in the above description is represented as a piston oscillator with a funnel-shaped membrane, can also be embodied differently, even if in the preceding exemplary embodiments the means for influencing the temperature act as pressure compensation In addition, these need not necessarily be arranged in the interior of the housing.
- the means for influencing the temperature from outside for example by means of (tub) radiation
- the temperature of the gas in the gas volume influence, so that as a result, a Drackkompensation inside takes place in general terms that the means for influencing the temperature irrespective of the particular effect used for temperature generation and the arrangement of the means ge are formed over the speaker housing to change a temperature in the gas volume and thus perform a Drackkompensation.
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