Counter balancing apparatus for moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device
A counter balancing apparatus for moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device; the baseboard is configured in a planar structure, with open notch on its front end; two counter-balancing blocks configured in a planar structure and provide symmetry on both sides of the baseboard, and an open notch formed on the front end of each of the counter-balancing blocks aligns with the open notch on the front end of the baseboard. The invention increases effective moving mass of its counter balancing apparatus and optimizes space occupied by its counter balancing apparatus, enhancing transduction efficiency and output vibration level of the corresponding moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device; controlling the product size; the baseboard split type design and counter-balancing blocks; reduces difficulty of manufacturing its counter balancing apparatus, and flexibly meets the requirement of moving mass for various moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving devices by selection of different thickness and shapes of counter-balancing blocks.
1. A counter balancing apparatus for moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, comprising a baseboard and a plurality of counter-balancing blocks, wherein the counter-balancing blocks are made of platinum, gold, silver, red copper, beryllium-copper, phosphorous-copper, yellow brass, or titanium, and wherein two of the counter-balancing blocks are configured in a planar structure and are provided symmetrically on both sides of the baseboard, and an open notch formed on the front end of each of the counter-balancing blocks is aligned with the open notch on the front end of the baseboard.
2. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 1 , wherein, the baseboard is configured in a planar structure, with an open notch on its front end.
3. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 2 , wherein, the baseboard is bound to the counter-balancing blocks by mortise and tenon connection, laser welding, resistance welding, ultrasonic welding, or adhesive binding.
4. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 2 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the driving and transduction part of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is fixed to one sheet of the counter-balancing blocks; the vibration conduction apparatus of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is configured to extend through the open notch of the counter balancing apparatus and is fixed to the bottom of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device; the back end of the baseboard of the counter balancing apparatus is in hinged connection with the inner wall of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device.
5. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 1 , wherein, the baseboard is bound to the counter-balancing blocks by mortise and tenon connection, laser welding, resistance welding, ultrasonic welding, or adhesive binding.
6. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 1 , wherein, the baseboard is made of aluminum, aluminum-magnesium alloy, stainless steel, beryllium-copper, phosphorous-copper, red copper, yellow brass, titanium, or plastic.
7. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 1 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the driving and transduction part of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is fixed to one sheet of the counter-balancing blocks; the vibration conduction apparatus of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is configured to extend through the open notch of the counter balancing apparatus and is fixed to the bottom of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device; the back end of the baseboard of the counter balancing apparatus is in hinged connection with the inner wall of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device.
8. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 7 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the driving and transduction part of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is connected to one sheet of the counter-balancing blocks by resistance welding, laser welding, or adhesive binding.
9. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 8 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the inner wall of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is in hinged connection with the back end of the baseboard of the counter balancing apparatus in mortise and tenon connection manner, or in adhesive binding manner.
10. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 1 , wherein, the baseboard is bound to the counter-balancing blocks by mortise and tenon connection, laser welding, resistance welding, ultrasonic welding, or adhesive binding.
11. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 1 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the driving and transduction part of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is fixed to one sheet of the counter-balancing blocks; the vibration conduction apparatus of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is configured to extend through the open notch of the counter balancing apparatus and is fixed to the bottom of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device; the back end of the baseboard of the counter balancing apparatus is in hinged connection with the inner wall of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device.
12. A counter balancing apparatus for moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, comprising a baseboard and a plurality of counter-balancing blocks, wherein the baseboard is made of aluminum, aluminum-magnesium alloy, stainless steel, beryllium-copper, phosphorous-copper, red copper, yellow brass, titanium, or plastic, and wherein two counter-balancing blocks are configured in a planar structure and are provided symmetrically on both sides of the baseboard, and an open notch formed on the front end of each of the counter-balancing blocks is aligned with the open notch on the front end of the baseboard.
13. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 12 , wherein, the baseboard is configured in a planar structure, with an open notch on its front end.
14. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 12 , wherein, the baseboard is bound to the counter-balancing blocks by mortise and tenon connection, laser welding, resistance welding, ultrasonic welding, or adhesive binding.
15. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 12 , wherein, the counter-balancing blocks are made of platinum, gold, silver, red copper, beryllium-copper, phosphorous-copper, yellow brass, or titanium.
16. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 12 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the driving and transduction part of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is fixed to one sheet of the counter-balancing blocks; the vibration conduction apparatus of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is configured to extend through the open notch of the counter balancing apparatus and is fixed to the bottom of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device; the back end of the baseboard of the counter balancing apparatus is in hinged connection with the inner wall of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device.
17. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 16 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the driving and transduction part of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is connected to one sheet of the counter-balancing blocks by resistance welding, laser welding, or adhesive binding.
18. The counter balancing apparatus of claim 17 , wherein, when the counter balancing apparatus is applied to the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device, the inner wall of the shielding case of the moving-iron bone-conducted sound receiving device is in hinged connection with the back end of the baseboard of the counter balancing apparatus in mortise and tenon connection manner, or in adhesive binding manner.