Ex parte CESATI - Page 3




          Appeal No. 96-2520                                                          
          Application 07/891,852                                                      



          aluminum alloy with a high magnesium content.  On pages 10 and              
          11 of the specifica- tion, Appellant discloses that Figure 1                
          shows the diaphragm 1 having a central cap 10, a cylindrical                
          portion 11, a waved portion 15 and a peripheral ring element                
          16.                                                                         





                    Independent claim 1 is reproduced as follows:                     
                    1.  A diaphragm electric-acoustic transducer, of the              
          movable-coil electrodynamic type, comprising a transducer                   
          single piece diaphragm made of a high heat conductivity metal               
          material and having a thickness from 0.04 to 0.07 mm, said                  
          diaphragm being anchored to a metal mass forming a support                  
          unit and resiliently suspended on and coupled to said support-              
          ing unit, said diaphragm                                                    
          including a corrugated portion providing a resilient suspen-                
          sion system, said diaphragm also including a peripheral ring                
          portion engaged under a top flat portion of said supporting                 
          unit and a central region forming a cylindrical portion, said               
          cylindrical portion supporting a movable electrically conduc-               
          tive coil which closely contacts said high heat conductivity                
          metal material of said diaphragm so that, as said transducer                
          is operated, said coil transmits to said diaphragm heat gener-              
          ated by an acoustical current passing through said coil to                  
          quickly and efficiently dissipate said heat by irradiation and              
          conduction through said metal mass;                                         
                    a rubber damper element adapted to dampen said                    
          diaphragm to change a residence characteristic of said trans-               
          ducer.                                                                      
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