A flat piezoelectric polymer film loudspeaker as a multi-resonance system

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Abstract

A flat diaphragm full-range loudspeaker utilizing a piezoelectric polymer is described. This loudspeaker is characterized by an excellently simple constitution and multi-resonance response characteristics. Since the fundamental resonant frequency of a loudspeaker should be as low as possible, it is convenient to utilize the flexural vibration of a bimorph diaphragm. The input-output relation of a bimorph diaphragm radiator in a multi-resonance frequency region is studied theoretically, and the formula for estimating output sound pressure level for the resonant peak is given. This is also examined experimentally. PACS number: 43. 88. Ar, 43. 88. Fx, 43. 88. Ja. © 1983, Acoustical Society of Japan. All rights reserved.

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Ohga, J. (1983). A flat piezoelectric polymer film loudspeaker as a multi-resonance system. Journal of the Acoustical Society of Japan (E), 4(3), 113–120. https://doi.org/10.1250/ast.4.113

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