Stylus assembly and transducer using same

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ABSTRACT:
A stylus assembly for an electromechanical vibration transducer comprises a single magnet armature lying in a first imaginary vertical plane which passes through the fulcrum of a cantilever arm and is perpendicular to a second imaginary vertical plane in which the axis of the arm lies, the armature further lying in a first imaginary horizontal plane which is parallel to a second imaginary horizontal plane in which lies a line joining the fulcrum and the center of a stylus tip, the lines joining each end of the armature and fulcrum coinciding with the axes of modulation of a sound groove. An electromechanical vibration transducer incorporating such a stylus assembly comprises pairs of pole pieces each pair defining a gap, each end of the armature being disposed within the gap formed between the respective pair of pole pieces each pair of pole pieces is associated with a magnetic core about which a coil is wound.

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