Localized Sound-Integrated Display Speaker Using Crosstalk-Free Piezoelectric Vibration Array.

ABSTRACT: Beyond visual quality, features like sound and tactile feedback have become essential to enhancing user experience, resulting in more immersive, realistic displays. Multisensory displays engaging multiple senses are increasingly in demand. Panel-integrated piezoelectric speakers represent a major advancement in audio-visual technology, merging sound generation with display panels to enable compact, versatile designs in thin, flexible formats. However, challenges like sound crosstalk between exciters and non-uniform frequency responses often compromise audio quality. To address these issues, frame-based sound vibration isolation strategies are explored to localize surface vibrations and reduce interference across multiple exciters. Through experimental measurements and Finite Element Method

SUBMITTER: Hong I 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12279236 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature