How Do You Build a Bone Oscillator for Bone Conduction?

Thread starter MIxregor
Start date Jan 7, 2005
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To build a bone oscillator for bone conduction, one approach is to purchase bone conduction headphones and dismantle them to understand their inner workings. It's important to have a basic knowledge of sound conduction and the ability to reassemble the headphones after disassembly. This method allows for practical insights into the technology behind bone oscillation. Understanding the components and their functions is crucial for effective design. Exploring existing products can provide valuable guidance for DIY projects in this area.

Jan 7, 2005

MIxregor

Does anyone know how to make a bone oscillator for the use of bone conduction? Thanks.

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Jan 9, 2005

Gokul43201

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Could you elaborate ?

Jan 10, 2005

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I would suggest buying some bone conducting headphones and dismantling them to see how they work.

I assume you are talking about sound conduction and that you do know how to put the headphones back

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