Multiple receivers with a common spout

1. A speaker module for use in a personal communication device, the module comprising:

a first transducer adapted to receive a first electrical signal and output a corresponding sound, the first transducer comprising a first housing, a movable diaphragm positioned inside the first housing and which divides an inner space of the first housing into a first chamber and a second chamber, a sound output port connecting one or both of the first chamber and the second chamber to the surroundings, and a sound input connected to the first or the second chamber; and

a second transducer adapted to receive a second electrical signal and output a corresponding sound, the second transducer comprising a second housing, a movable diaphragm positioned within the second housing and which divides an inner space of the second housing into a third chamber and a fourth chamber, and a sound output connected to one or both of the third chamber and the fourth chamber, the second sound output being acoustically connected to the sound input of the first transducer.

2. A module according to claim 1 , wherein the sound output port of the first transducer is connected to the first chamber, and where the sound input of the first transducer is connected to the second chamber.

3. A module according to claim 2 , wherein the diaphragm of the first transducer has therein a hole or opening having a predetermined shape.

4. A module according to claim 3 , wherein:

the first transducer has a first acoustic resonance frequency, and

the second transducer has a second acoustic resonance frequency, the second resonance frequency being lower than the first resonance frequency,

where the opening or hole in the diaphragm of the first transducer is adapted to transmit the second resonance frequency.

5. A module according to claim 1 , the module comprising a sound filtering means adapted to guide sound from the sound output of the second transducer to the sound input of the first transducer, the sound filtering means being dimensioned to filter the guided sound.

6. A module according to claim 5 , wherein the sound filtering means comprises a sound guiding channel provided between the first and second transducers and being at least partly defined by outer surfaces of the first and second transducers.

7. A module according to claim 5 , wherein the sound filtering means is at least partly defined by a separate means provided between the first and second transducers.

8. A module according to claim 5 , wherein the sound filtering means primarily extends in a plane at least substantially parallel to an outer surface of the first and/or the second transducer.

9. A module according to claim 1 , wherein one of the first and second transducers comprises:

means for receiving an electrical signal,

a filtering circuit positioned within the one transducer and being adapted to receive the electrical signal and provide two electrical signals, and

means for outputting one of the provided electrical signals from the one transducer to the other of the first and second transducer.

10. A module according to claim 9 , wherein the receiving means comprises at least two electrical connections between the inner space of the one transducer and the surroundings, and wherein the outputting means comprises at least one further electrical connection between the inner space of the one transducer and the surroundings.

11. A method of operating the module of claim 1 , the method comprising providing an electrical signal to the second transducer, the second transducer outputting a sound through the sound output thereof into the sound input and first or second chamber of the first transducer, and subsequently to the surroundings via the sound output port of the first transducer.

12. A module according to claim 1 , wherein the sound output port of the first transducer is positioned at a first location and the sound input of the first transducer is positioned at a second location different from the first location such that the sound output via the second transducer propagates from the second housing to the surroundings via at least one of the first and second chambers of the first transducer.

13. A module according to claim 12 , wherein, when both the first and second transducers are active, sound output of the module is the sum of the output of the first transducer and the sound output of the second transducer as affected by transport thereof through the first transducer.

14. A speaker module for use in a personal communication device, the speaker module comprising:

a first transducer adapted to receive a first electrical signal and output a corresponding sound, the first transducer comprising a first housing, a movable diaphragm positioned inside the first housing and which divides an inner space of the first housing into a first chamber and a second chamber, a sound output port connecting one or both of the first chamber and the second chamber to the surroundings, and a sound input connected to the first or the second chamber; and

a second transducer adapted to receive a second electrical signal and output a corresponding sound, the second transducer comprising a second housing, a movable diaphragm positioned within the second housing and which divides an inner space of the second housing into a third chamber and a fourth chamber, and a sound output connected to one or both of the third chamber and the fourth chamber, the second sound output being acoustically connected to the sound input of the first transducer,

wherein the sound output port of the first transducer is connected to the first chamber, and the sound input of the first transducer is connected to the second chamber.

15. A speaker module according to claim 14 , wherein the diaphragm of the first transducer has therein a hole or opening having a predetermined shape.

16. A speaker module according to claim 15 , wherein the first transducer has a first acoustic resonance frequency, and the second transducer has a second acoustic resonance frequency, the second resonance frequency being lower than the first resonance frequency, and wherein the hole or opening in the diaphragm of the first transducer is adapted to transmit the second resonance frequency.

17. A speaker module for use in a personal communication device, the speaker module comprising:

a first transducer adapted to receive a first electrical signal and output a corresponding sound, the first transducer comprising a first housing, a movable diaphragm positioned inside the first housing and which divides an inner space of the first housing into a first chamber and a second chamber, a sound output port connecting one or both of the first chamber and the second chamber to the surroundings, and a sound input connected to the first or the second chamber;

a second transducer adapted to receive a second electrical signal and output a corresponding sound, the second transducer comprising a second housing, a movable diaphragm positioned within the second housing and which divides an inner space of the second housing into a third chamber and a fourth chamber, and a sound output connected to one or both of the third chamber and the fourth chamber, the second sound output being acoustically connected to the sound input of the first transducer; and

a sound filtering means adapted to guide sound from the sound output of the second transducer to the sound input of the first transducer, the sound filtering means being dimensioned to filter the guided sound.

18. A speaker module according to claim 17 , wherein the sound filtering means comprises a sound guiding channel provided between the first and second transducers and being at least partly defined by outer surfaces of the first and second transducers.

19. A speaker module according to claim 17 , wherein the sound filtering means is at least partly defined by a separate means provided between the first and second transducers.

20. A speaker module according to claim 17 , wherein the sound filtering means primarily extends in a plane at least substantially parallel to an outer surface of the first and/or the second transducer.