Electrodynamic loudspeaker for low and medium sound frequencies

Claim 2

An electrodynamic loudspeaker for low and medium range audible frequencies having a first movable diaphragm and a first oscillatory unit having an oscillatory coil connected to the first diaphragm, arranged in an air gap in a first magnetic assembly including permanent magnets, and adapted to be traversed by an alternating current representing an electrical signal to be converted into audible sound, comprising: the first diaphragm being substantially hemispherical; a second substantially hemispherical diaphragm identical in form to the first diaphragm connected to a second oscillatory coil arranged in an air gap of a second magnetic assembly and adapted to be traversed by the same current; a disc-shaped carrier part having the two magnetic assemblies secured to its middle part, the first diaphragm arranged on one side thereof, and the second diaphragm arranged on the other side thereof; the two oscillatory coils being arranged coaxially with one another, substantially coaxially with the carrier part and on opposite sides of the carrier part; two rigid transition parts connecting the first and second oscillatory coils to the first and second diaphragms respectively; first and second yieldable support rings connecting rims of the first and second diaphragms respectively with the carrier part; the two diaphragms together constituting a closed body of substantially spherical form and the two diaphragms moving in opposite directions at right angles to the carrier part when traversed by the current; and, means for equalizing atmospheric pressure within and outside the closed body.

Claim 3

An electrodynamic loudspeaker for low and medium range audible frequencies having a first movable diaphragm and a first oscillatory unit having an oscillatory coil connected to the first diaphragm, arranged in an air gap in a first magnetic assembly including permanent magnets, and adapted to be traversed by an alternating current representing an electrical signal to be converted into audible sound, comprising: the first diaphragm being substantially hemispherical; a second substantially hemispherical diaphragm identical in form to the first diaphragm connected to a second oscillatory coil and adapted to be traversed by the same current; a disc-shaped carrier part having the two magnetic assemblies secured to its middle part, the first diaphragm arranged on one side thereof, and the second diaphragm arranged on the other side thereof; the two oscillatory coils being arranged coaxially with one another, substantially coaxially with the carrier part and on opposite sides of the carrier part; two rigid transition parts connecting the first and second oscillatory coils to the first and second diaphragms respectively, each of the transition parts being of spherical form with an apex thereof secured to the respective oscillatory coil and the arcuate edge thereof connected to the respective hemispherical diaphragm; first and second yieldable support rings connecting rims of the first and second diaphragms respectively with a carrier part; the two diaphragms together constituting a closed body of substantially spherical form and the two diaphragms moving in opposite directions at right angles to the carrier part when traversed by the current; and, means for equalizing the atmospheric pressure within and outside the closed body.

Claim 4

An electrodynamic loudspeaker for low and medium range audible frequencies having a first movable diaphragm and a first oscillatory unit having an oscillatory coil connected to the first diaphragm, arranged in an air gap in a first magnetic assembly including permanent magnets, and adapted to be traversed by an alternating current representing an electrical signal to be converted into audible sound, comprising: the first diaphragm being substantially hemispherical; a second substantially hemispherical diaphragm identical in form to the first diaphragm connected to a second oscillatory coil and adapted to be traversed by the same current; a disc-shaped carrier part having the two magnetic assemblies secured to its middle part, the first diaphragm arranged on one side thereof, and the second diaphragm arranged on the other side thereof; the two oscillatory coils being arranged coaxially with one another, substantially coaxially with the carrier part and on opposite sides of the carrier part; two rigid transition parts connecting the first and second oscillatory coils to the first and second diaphragms respectively, each of the transition parts being of spherical form with an apex thereof secured to the respective oscillatory coil and the arcuate edge thereof connected to the respective hemispherical diaphragm; first and second yieldable support rings connecting rims of the first and second diaphragms respectively with a carrier part; the two diaphragms together constituting a closed body of substantially spherical form and the two diaphragms moving in opposite directions at right angles to the carrier part when traversed by the current; and, means for equalizing the atmospheric pressure within and outside the closed body.

Claim 5

A loudspeaker according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the carrier part comprises two disc-shaped, parallel plates which are held in spaced relationship by stiffening stays and each of which has a marginal projection, a collar being secured to each of the projections.

Claim 6

A loudspeaker according to claim 3, wherein each of the two plates has on the outer side thereof, in a central region, a circular recess for receiving the respective magnetic assembly, which is cemented thereto.

Claim 7

A loudspeaker according to claim 3, wherein the means for equalizing the atmospheric pressure comprises the two plates, having openings, and a balancing opening provided between the space between the two plates and the exterior.

Claim 8

A loudspeaker according to claim 5, further comprising a sealing ring of an air permeable material provided in the marginal areas of the two plates.

Claim 9

A loudspeaker according to claims 1 or 2, wherein the carrier part comprises a single disc-shaped plate having a central opening and two projections facing in opposite directions, a collar being secured to each, the two magnetic assemblies being combined to form a coherent double block which is inserted and cemented in the central opening.

Claim 10

A loudspeaker according to claim 7, wherein the means for equalizing the atmospheric pressure comprises each projection having at least one radial opening.

Claim 11

A loudspeaker according to claim 5, further comprising plugs of an air permeable material disposed in the openings.

Claim 12

A loudspeaker according to claim 1 wherein the carrier part comprises at least one fastening flange for attachment to a carrier arm.

Claim 13

A loudspeaker according to claim 4, wherein the means for equalizing the atmospheric pressure comprises the two plates having openings, and a balancing opening provided between the space between the two plates and the exterior.

Claim 14

A loudspeaker according to claim 5 further comprising a labyrinthic seal disposed in the marginal areas of the two plates.

Claim 15

A loudspeaker according to claim 8, further comprising the plate having at least one opening.

Claim 16

A loudspeaker according to claim 8, further comprising plugs of an air permeable material disposed in the openings.