View source for 20240040295. MICROPHONE SUSPENSION SYSTEM simplified abstract (Logitech Europe S.A.)

=MICROPHONE SUSPENSION SYSTEM=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Logitech Europe S.A.|Logitech Europe S.A.]]


[[Category:Logitech Europe S.A.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Clayton Christopher Williamson of Moorpark CA (US)|Clayton Christopher Williamson of Moorpark CA (US)]][[Category:Clayton Christopher Williamson of Moorpark CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Tzyy-Woei Richard Sung of Los Angeles CA (US)|Tzyy-Woei Richard Sung of Los Angeles CA (US)]][[Category:Tzyy-Woei Richard Sung of Los Angeles CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Adam Kirk Bennett of Ventura CA (US)|Adam Kirk Bennett of Ventura CA (US)]][[Category:Adam Kirk Bennett of Ventura CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Matthew Fumio Yamamoto of Moorpark CA (US)|Matthew Fumio Yamamoto of Moorpark CA (US)]][[Category:Matthew Fumio Yamamoto of Moorpark CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Aron Michael Rosenberg of Lafayette CA (US)|Aron Michael Rosenberg of Lafayette CA (US)]][[Category:Aron Michael Rosenberg of Lafayette CA (US)]]

==MICROPHONE SUSPENSION SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240040295 titled 'MICROPHONE SUSPENSION SYSTEM

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a microphone with a housing and a windscreen coupled together, creating a central volume. Inside this volume, there is an audio module consisting of a receiver capsule, a carrier unit, and a counterweight. The microphone also includes a suspension element that suspends the audio module within the central volume by being coupled with the housing and carrier unit. The suspension element has an inner body that contacts the carrier unit and two flanges extending outward from the inner body, which are fixedly coupled with the housing. The cross-section of the flanges includes arched regions that extend partially to the inner wall of the housing, and these arched regions are oriented in opposite directions.

* The microphone includes a housing and a windscreen coupled together.
* Inside the housing and windscreen, there is a central volume.
* The microphone has an audio module consisting of a receiver capsule, a carrier unit, and a counterweight.
* A suspension element is used to suspend the audio module within the central volume.
* The suspension element includes an inner body that contacts the carrier unit.
* The suspension element also has two flanges extending outward from the inner body.
* The flanges are fixedly coupled with the housing.
* The cross-section of the flanges includes arched regions that extend partially to the inner wall of the housing.
* The arched regions of the flanges are oriented in opposite directions.

== Potential Applications ==
* Professional audio recording and broadcasting
* Live performances and concerts
* Podcasting and voice-over work
* Video production and filmmaking

== Problems Solved ==
* Reduces unwanted noise and wind interference during audio recording
* Provides stability and suspension for the audio module, minimizing vibrations and handling noise
* Improves overall audio quality and clarity

== Benefits ==
* Enhanced audio recording in outdoor and windy conditions
* Improved sound isolation and reduced background noise
* Increased durability and protection for the audio module
* Easy integration with existing microphone setups and equipment


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a microphone includes a housing. the microphone includes a windscreen coupled with the housing. the windscreen and the housing define a central volume. the microphone includes an audio module within the central volume. the audio module includes a receiver capsule, a carrier unit coupled with the receiver capsule, and a counterweight coupled with the carrier unit. the microphone includes a suspension element that is coupled with the housing and carrier unit to suspend the audio module within the central volume. the suspension element includes an inner body that contacts the carrier unit. the suspension element includes first and second flanges extending outward from the inner body. the first and second flange are fixedly coupled with the housing. a cross-section of the first and second flange includes an arched region that extends at least partially to an inner wall of the housing. the arched regions are oriented in opposite directions.



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