Core Enabler
Our unique technology for active sound control relies on the patented concept of the plasmacoustic metalayer.
This is formed by generating a local corona discharge in air or a selected gas suspension (typically a noble gas mixture) between two electrodes spaced no more than 3-5 mm apart.
The high-voltage (HV) electrode features an array of thin, evenly spaced tungsten wires, while the collector electrode is typically a plate of conducting material.
Upon application of a constant high voltage, the air or chosen gas near the HV electrode ionizes, creating positive ions.
A second modulating voltage is then applied across the same set of electrodes to control the movement of the ions.
This invisible, massless layer of charged gas immediately interacts with the surrounding air to produce sound, achieving a broadband frequency response without any undesirable phase shift relative to its electrical input.