The above connection means of a bend ring and a bracket may also be applied to the connection of a damper and a bracket. For example, an outer brim of a damper extends vertically downward or upward or obliquely downward or upward and is connected to the corresponding part of the bracket by bonding, etc.

The top of the bracket 140 may further comprise a radial edge 330 extending outward in a radial direction along the lower edge of the outer brim 310 of the top of the bracket (as shown in FIG. 3C). The length of the outer brim 210 of the bend ring 120 does not exceed the lower edge of the outer brim 310 of the bracket, so that the radial edge 330 may radially extend below the lower edge of the outer brim 210 of the bend ring 120. The radial edge 330 of the bracket 140 may also be used for arranging an aperture for fixing the speaker (as shown in FIG. 3A). In order to minimize the size of the speaker, the maximum width of the bracket may be limited to be not exceeding the diameter D of the bend ring. Optionally, the support structure may also comprise a terminal 142, which is arranged on the side of the bracket 140 and is located inside the radial outer brim of the bend ring in a radial direction. The terminal 142 is connected to a lead wire of the voice coil for an electrical connection between the voice coil and the outside of the speaker.

The bracket in the present disclosure is not limited to having the structure shown in the drawings, and the bracket may also be a case or have other structures that are suitable for accommodating and supporting a vibration structure.