Structural arrangement for a radio communication terminal...

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Having particular housing or support of a transceiver

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C455S569100, C381S335000

Reexamination Certificate

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07142827

ABSTRACT:
In a structural arrangement for radio communication terminals comprising a casing in which are disposed at least a first sound transducer having an earpiece function and a second sound transducer having a loudspeaker function, the two transducers being respectively connected to two opposite faces of a printed circuit card, and each transducer comprising at least one resonating membrane vibrating in a front acoustical cavity and a rear acoustical cavity. The rear acoustical cavities of the transducers communicate with each other via orifices formed in the printed circuit card to form a twin rear acoustical cavity.

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patent: WO00/38475 (2000-06-01), None

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