The upper part is firmly attached to the beneath of the vibrating surface, and the bottom part, including the coil, is secured to the device frame or other supporting member.
A real-time audio/haptic signal from the bottom coil changes the magnetic field inside the actuator, causing the upper magnet to vibrate. This precise control is possible only because the upper and bottom parts are separated.
By taking the principle of a simple permanent magnet to the limit, PSAD actuators are designed to have zero force at working distance. That means module positioned appropriately at the top and bottom generates minimal fixed power. This also minimizes the physical stress on the vibrating surface.