Closed headphones with transducer system
View Patent ↗Headphones of various designs and types of construction, in particular also closed headphones, have been known for a long time. Headphones of the type mentioned above should have the desired frequency response in all frequency positions and, in particular, this frequency response should be as linear and uniform as possible in the lower frequency range in order to allow good transmission in low frequencies as well. It is the object of the invention to simplify the damping of the fundamental resonance of transducer systems, to improve quality and to save costs. Closed headphones with an acoustic transducer with a diaphragm system which separates a front volume from a rear volume, the rear volume being so small that it does not act as a spring in the range of the fundamental resonance of the transducer system.
1. Closed headphones comprising:
an acoustic transducer with a diaphragm arrangement which separates a front volume from a rear volume;
said rear volume being so small that it does not act as a spring in the range of a fundamental resonance of the transducer,
wherein a flow resistance is formed between the rear volume and the front volume, wherein air can flow through this flow resistance from the rear volume into the front volume when there is overpressure.
2. Headphones according to claim 1 , wherein the ratio of the flexibility of the diaphragm to the rear volume is greater than 10:1.
3. Headphones according to claim 2 , wherein the ratio of the flexibility of the diaphragm to the rear volume greater than 10:1 and less than or equal to about 100:1.
4. Closed headphones comprising:
a transducer system which separates a front volume from a rear volume, and a flow resistance is formed between the rear volume and the front volume, and air can flow through this flow resistance from the rear volume into the front volume when there is overpressure;
wherein in order to damp the fundamental resonance of the transducer system, the rear volume is so small that it does not act as a spring in the range of a fundamental resonance.
5. Headphones according to claim 3 , wherein the ratio of the flexibility of the diaphragm to the rear volume is about 25:1.