Miniature loudspeaker clip structure

DETAILED DESCRIPTION It is the primary object of the present invention to provide a miniature loudspeaker clip structure.
This structure comprises a loudspeaker shell body, a copper ring, a vibrating membrane and a fix ring.
A circumference wall of the loudspeaker comprises a large step wall and a small step wall.
There are three concave sections in the large step wall.
A copper ring is put on the surface of the small step wall.
Horizontal portions of the inverted L-type clips pass through the concave sections of the loudspeaker shell body.
The vertical portions of the inverted L-type clip extend downward along the circumference wall of the loudspeaker shell body.
The vibrating membrane is placed on the copper ring and held in place by the fix ring on the small step wall.
Therefore, the clips of the copper ring can mount the miniature loudspeaker onto prearranged holes of the printed circuit board securely without the fear of loosening so that the face of loudspeaker makes sound on the back of the printed board.
A second object of the present invention is to provide a miniature loudspeaker clip structure in which the clips extend upward along circumference of the loudspeaker shell body and onto the holes of the printed circuit board so that the face of the loudspeaker makes sound on the front of the printed circuit board.