Electrodynamic loudspeaker with cooling arrangement

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Electro-acoustic audio transducer – Having electrostatic element

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381196, 381203, 381165, H04R 2500

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054267072

ABSTRACT:
A loudspeaker, comprising a magnet unit which generates a magnetic field and a movable element suspended for resilient movement around a stable rest position for radiating sound with selected properties. The loudspeaker further comprises an electrical conductor connected to the movable element and having current feed terminals. The conductor is placed in the magnetic field such that when current is passed through the conductor a force is exerted on the movable element so that the movable element is displaced from its rest position. The loudspeaker includes a cooling element producing a gas flow for forced cooling of the conductor.

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English language abstract of Japanese application 59-138 199, Japanese Abstracts, vol. 8, No. 268 (E-238) [1705], 12/07/84.

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