Electret transducer with a selectively metalized backplate

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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179111R, 29592E, 307400, H04R 1900

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044291892

ABSTRACT:
An electret transducer comprises an electrostatically charged electret foil (10) superimposed directly over a selectively metalized rough surface (16) of a backplate (18). Selective metalization is realized by depositing a thin metal layer (20), the contour of which is defined by a predetermined relationship, over the rough surface (16). The sensitivity of the electret transducer at any point thereon is directly proportional to the width of the metal layer on the backplate. The response characteristic of the electret transducer comprises a main lobe and a plurality of sidelobes below a preselected threshold.

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Bell Laboratories Record, "The Foil Electret Microphone", by Sessler and West, Aug. 1969, vol. 47, pp. 245-248.

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