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Need a thinnest beeper/peizo speaker possible

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Hi, I'm so interested with this beeper.. May I know where can I probably get it?
Thanks for your help..
 

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you can use the builtin speaker of Mobile phone nokia 1100 may be or you can use the one that comes in computer motherboards...
 
ali_01 said:
you can use the builtin speaker of Mobile phone nokia 1100 may be or you can use the one that comes in computer motherboards...
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Thanks. I will look for that then...

---------- Post added at 13:58 ---------- Previous post was at 13:50 ----------

By the way, I am looking for the thinnest possible beeper/speaker as indicated by the picture. It is used for powered credit card. To be able to be as thin as a card, I think the built-in mobile phone speaker should be bigger than that.
Anyway, would be great to hear more feedbacks from everyone.
:)
 

You can get one out of one of those sound recorder greeting cards or just buy from Mouser or
Digikey.
 

muRata makes a line of ultrathin piezo speakers, I have attached the datasheet. The 7BB-35-3 is only .53mm thick. Available from several part houses, just search for the part number:



Hope this helps in your endeavor.
 

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