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The diaphragm movement: how does the diaphragm move?

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The diaphragm movement: how does the diaphragm move?

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The diaphragm does not move piston-like, as in cone loudspeakers, the flat diaphragm vibrates on its own axis. The bending waves move from the middle outwards, comparable to the wave movement on a water surface after throwing in a stone. Using Mother Nature as an example, the basilar diaphragm of the human inner ear functions along the same wave principle as the Manger sound transducer.

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