Φ36Headphone speaker

A headphone speaker is the audio output component in a headphone, also known as the driver unit. It is responsible for converting electrical signals into sound signals and delivering them to the user's ears through the earbuds or ear cups of the headphones. The design and material of headphone speakers will directly affect the sound quality performance and user experience of the headphones.

About the common types and characteristics of headphone speakers:

1. Moving coil: Moving coil is the most common type of headphone driver. It consists of a magnet, a coil and a diaphragm, and produces sound through the vibration of the coil in a magnetic field. Moving coil headphones usually have better low frequency performance.

2. Balanced Moving Coil: Balanced Moving Coil driver is smaller and suitable for smaller in-ear headphones. It is excellent in high-frequency performance and audio detail. 3.

3. Electro-balanced: Electro-balanced drivers use an electrostatic field to vibrate the membrane and produce sound. It usually has excellent high-frequency performance and audio separation, but requires specialised drivers to drive.

4. Hybrid: Hybrid headphone speakers combine different types of drivers, such as dynamic and balanced dynamic, to achieve a more comprehensive audio performance.