Linear vibration motor
A linear vibration motor includes a housing, a PCB at least partially covered by the housing, a sliding pair, a vibrator suspended in the housing by the sliding pair, the vibrator including a plurality of holes in a middle portion thereof for receiving a magnet assembly, a driving coil assembly located on the lid and facing the magnet assembly for actuating the magnet assembly oscillate along a direction paralleled to the bottom wall of the crust, a pair of gas springs separately located at two ends of the vibrator for providing a constantly and alternatively restoring force to vibrator for oscillating freely.
1. A linear vibration motor, comprising:
A lid;
A crust forming a housing together with the lid, the crust having a bottom wall and a plurality of sidewalls extending upwardly and perpendicularly from the bottom wall,
A PCB at least partially covered by the housing;
A sliding par configured to a configuration based on the electromagnetic levitation theory,
A vibrator suspended in the housing by the sliding pair, the vibrator including a plurality of holes in a middle portion thereof for receiving a magnet assembly having three magnets;
A driving coil assembly located on the lid and facing the magnet assembly for actuating the magnet assembly to oscillate along a direction parallel to the bottom wall of the crust;
A pair of gas springs separately located at two ends of the vibrator for providing a constant and alternate restoring force to the vibrator for free oscillation wherein:
The gas springs are formed by virtue of the cooperation between two ends of the vibrator along the vibration direction of the vibrator serving as two pistons and a pair of gas cylinders, the gas cylinders include a compression volume and an opening facing the vibrator, the two ends of the vibrator insert into the compression volume and seal the opening, when the vibrator oscillates in the housing, the two ends of the vibrator reciprocate within the gas cylinder, oscillating pressure in the gas cylinder is created corresponding to a compressibility compression ratio of gas sealed in the compression volume so as to force the vibrator relative to the housing to freely oscillate.
2. The linear vibration motor as described in claim 1 , wherein the vibrator includes a body in shape of straight bar having a first lengthwise side facing the sidewall of the crust, and a second lengthwise side opposite to the first lengthwise side.
3. The linear vibration motor as described in claim 2 , wherein the sliding pair has a first sliding pair mounted on the sidewall of crust, and a second sliding pair mounted on the first and second lengthwise side of the vibrator and facing corresponding to first sliding pair corporately forming a configuration based on the electromagnetic levitation theory.
4. The linear vibration motor as described in claim 3 , wherein a protrusion is extending from the first and second lengthwise sides of the vibrator, respectively, and the second sliding pair has a second magnet configured to a plate in shape of arc which is mounted on the protrusion.
5. The linear vibration motor as described in claim 4 , wherein the first sliding pair has a first magnet having a surface configured to an arc for providing a sufficient magnetic repulsive surface facing the second magnet of the second sliding pair.
6. The linear vibration motor as described in claim 5 , wherein the driving coil assembly has a first coil and a second coil for forming two magnetism-guided loops corporately with the three magnets.
7. The linear vibration motor as described in claim 6 , wherein the compression volume contains a suitable working gas such as air or helium.
8. An electronic terminal device, comprising the linear vibration motor of claim 1 .