Small Surface Bone Conductor Transducer Exciter with Wires 8 Ohm 1 Watt

Description

This bone conductor transducer is an electromechanical component that converts audio signals into physical vibrations. Unlike conventional speakers with cones, it uses a voice coil wrapped around a metal rod that expands and contracts when energized. When pressed against a rigid surface—such as plastic, wood, or metal—it turns that object into a sound-emitting panel. When pressed against your temple or jawbone, sound travels directly through your skull, providing a personal audio experience that others can’t overhear. Great for discreet media consumption or in noisy environments. You can also press it against your elbow bone and stick a finger in your ear to hear the audio transmitted through your arm! Other fun tricks you can try: press it against a table or wall to make a flat speaker, or at the end of a plastic cup to point sound in a particular direction. Technical Details Dimensions: 14mm x 21.5mm / 0.6" x .8" Weight: 9.6g Power handling: 1 watt RMS/2 watt max Le: 1.26 mH Impedance: 8 ohm Re: 5.8 ohms Frequency response: 300-19,000 Hz (but will vary with what you use as the transducer surface) Fs: 1,600 Hz SPL: 90.1 dB 1W/1m (but will vary with what you use as the transducer surface)