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The Physical Limit of Microspeakers

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Audio playback in portable devices might be the most challenging and least satisfactory in acoustic fields. The rising of new audio hardware and software bring some silver lights and push the components to it limits. The physical limit and some practical design guidelines of micro-speakers are discussed in this paper.

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