(19) |
 |
|
(11) |
EP 0 185 833 A1 |
(12) |
EUROPEAN PATENT APPLICATION |
(43) |
Date of publication: |
|
02.07.1986 Bulletin 1986/27 |
(22) |
Date of filing: 27.12.1984 |
|
|
(84) |
Designated Contracting States: |
|
AT BE CH DE FR GB IT LI LU NL SE |
(71) |
Applicant: Audiotecnica Italina srl |
|
Pianoro (Bologna) (IT) |
|
(72) |
Inventor: |
|
- Nerozzi, Alberto
I-Castenaso (Bologna) (IT)
|
(74) |
Representative: Sassatelli, Franco T., Dr. |
|
c/o INIP
5, via Ruggi 40137 Bologna 40137 Bologna (IT) |
|
|
|
(54) |
Membrane in plastic materials for loudspeakers |
(57) The membrane of the acoustic component can be obtained by means of hot compression
from the plate material employing in moulding the active part of relieved screened
mould in order to generate a reticular system of bright surface with transparent room
intervals. The proceeding enables the structural modification to the replies in frequency originated
by the different elasticity obtained from the material treated in this way. As a consequence, higher elasticity and membrane resistance can be obtained which
allows a wider range of possibilities in the air percussion and consequently a better
acoustic yield.
|
|
[0001] The invention refers to a new conception proceedure for obtaining membra nes in plastic
materials for the acoustic components of loudspeakers which substantially, in the
moulding phase, determines the structural mo dification of the initial homogenous
material of the plate while increas ing its elasticity and resistance.
[0002] The loudspeaker is a sound diffusing device with power and frequency high er than
the normal ones, to be used for manifold employs. It essentially consists of a magnetic
circuit, of a basket and of an acoustic component properly assembled. Underlaid to
tension differences, the device generates magnetic fields which determine the motion
of the mobile coil. As this one is fastened to the acoustic component, it strikes
the air and originates the sound. For the best condition of employ, the acoustic diffuser
must be in the position of strike the air theoretically in an infinite range of vibrations.
This acoustic component, which is a deter minating part in the acoustic yield of the
loudspeaker, at present is manufactured in a version with cellulous material. This
type of membrane has a modest elasticity and resistance since the cellulous material
limitates the range and the power of these vibrations and with the time it causes
the deterioration of the component particularly because of the condensate humidity
and/or the light radiations. In another version, at present and acoustic component
is used which employs a membrane in plastic materials. This realization, in comparison
with the previous ones, increases the membrane resistance to atmosphere agents, but
it leaves the acoustic yield nearly unchanged.
[0003] If compared with the present types of membranes, the invention object performs an
additional increase of resistance and a substantial improvement of the acoustic yield
and power maintenance. This is possible because, in the membrane forming, the plastic
material is properly operated by means of a structural transformation which enable
an improvement of the above mentioned features.
[0004] The proceeding foresees the conformation or previous disposition of the active wall
of the forming mould with relief screening in order to determine, in the concave part
of the membrane, walls with bright surface resulting from the strike of the above
screened form and transparent space intervals. The membrane thus carried out turns
out to be more resistant and elastic with consequent increase of the answers in frequency.
Accordingly a wider range of possibilities is allowed in the air striking and, therefore,
a better total acoustic yield.
[0005] In a version, the conventional mould can be previously prepared for the membrane
forming by fitting, on the walls of its active part, a support in relief screening
leaf be means of sticking or otherwise. The forming phase is foreseen with heat delivery
through preheating of the mould performed by a resistance assembly inserted into it.
[0006] A form of execution is illustrated in an indicative way by the drawings of Table
1. With reference to this one, fig. 1 is the perspective view of the loudspeaker.
Fig. 2 is its side view and fig. 3 its front one.
[0007] To compose a loudspeaker, a magneti group 1 is used on which a basket 2 has been
fixed by nails and mobile coil 3 mounted, and then a membrane 4 made according to
the invention by means of sticking with centre square 5 and nucleus cover 6 fitted
by sticking in a similar way. The whole is blocked by means of an annular gasket 7
which is sticked too in similar way. The two polarities 8 and 9 of the mobile coil
3 are connected by tinning to the terminal board 10.
1) Membrane in plastic materials for loudspeakers, characterized by the fact that
foresses the conformation or previous disposition of the active wall of the forming
mould with relief screening in order to determine, in the concave part of the membrane,
walls with bright surface resulting from the strike of the above screened form and
transparent space intervals. The membrane thus carried out turns out to be more resistant
and elastic with consequent increase of the answers in frequency.
2) Membrane in plastic materials for loudspeakers, as described in claim 1, characterized
by the fact that in a version, the conventional mould can be previously prepared for
the membrane forming by fitting, on the walls of its active part, a support in relief
screening leaf by means of sticking or otherwise. The forming phase is foreseen with
heat delivery through preheating of the mould performed by a resistance assembly inserted
into it.
3) Membrane in plastic materials for loudspeakers, as described in claim 1, characterized
by the fact that to compose a loudspeaker, a maB. netic group (1) is used on which
a basket (2) has been fixed by nails and mobile coil (3) mounted, and then a membrane
(4) made according to the invention by means of sticking with centre square (5) and
nucleus cover (6) fitted by stricking in a similar way. The whole is blocked by means
of an annular gasket (7) which is sticked too in similar way. The two polarities (8
and 9) of the mobile coil (3) are connected by tinning to the terminal board (10).
