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Measuring microphones


Measuring microphones

A microphone is a device that converts sound pressure into an electrical signal and serves as the sensor in a recording chain. A microphone is a sensor of relative (differential) pressure in gases.

Measuring microphoneAll microphones consist of two systems: acoustic-mechanical and mechanoelectric:

  1. acoustic-mechanical
  2. mechanoelectric.

The properties of an acoustic-mechanical system depend heavily on whether the sound pressure acts upon one side of the diaphragm (pressure microphone) or on both sides, and in the second case on whether the effect is symmetrical (pressure gradient microphone) or whether fluctuations that directly excite one side of the diaphragm are acting upon it while fluctuations that have passed through a mechanical or acoustic impedance or a time delay system (asymmetric pressure gradient microphone) are acting upon the second side.

The mechanoelectric part of a microphone greatly affects its characteristics.

The supplied microphones are of the ICP standard (with integrated electronics). The ICP-standard preamplifiers in the spectrum analyzers allow you to connect microphones directly without using intermediate amplifiers. Diameter of the microphones: 1/2" (0.5 inches) or 1/4" (0.25 inches).

Appearance

Name

Description

MPA-201 Class 1 microphone

MPA-201

Class 1 microphone. Sensitivity: 50 mV/Pa. Frequency range: 20 Hz–20 kHz.

MPA-215 Class 2 microphone

MPA-215

Class 2 microphone. Sensitivity: 50 mV/Pa. Frequency range: 16 Hz–12.5 kHz.

MPA-216 Class 2 microphone

MPA-216

Class 2 microphone. Sensitivity: 30 mV/Pa. Frequency range: 16 Hz–16 kHz.

MPA-261 Class 1 microphone

MPA-261

Class 1 microphone. Sensitivity: 50 mV/Pa. Frequency range: 20 Hz–20 kHz. TEDS.

MPA-265 Class 2 microphone

MPA-265

Class 2 microphone. Sensitivity: 50 mV/Pa. Frequency range: 16 Hz– 12.5 kHz. TEDS.

BC-501 Class 3 microphone

BC-501

Class 3 microphone. Two versions are available: ICP power and 5V power. Sensitivity: 50 mV/Pa (ICP power virsion) and 15 mV/Pa (5V power version). Frequency range: 50 Hz–13 kHz.

Microphone stand

Stand

Microphone stands.

CA-106 microphone calibrator

CA-106

Calibrator. Reproduction of the sound pressure level: 1 Pa at 1,000 Hz.

Microphone actuator

Actuator

Microphone actuator.

Checking and calibration system for microphones and sound level meters.

We can include measuring microphones of the 1st and 2nd classes in your spectrum analyzer order.

Specifications of the Class 1 microphones

Frequency response:

Frequency response of the Class 1 microphone

Specifications of the Class 2 microphones

Frequency response:

Frequency response of the Class 2 microphone

Price:

MPA-201 Class 1 microphone

38,400 rubles.

MPA-261 Class 1 microphone with TEDS

39,960 rubles.

MPA-215 Class 2 microphone

20,760 rubles.

MPA-216 Class 2 microphone

19,560 rubles.

MPA-265 Class 2 microphone with TEDS

21,960 rubles.

BC-501 Class 3 microphone

9,000 rubles.

CA-106 microphone calibrator 34,338 rubles.

Measuring microphones


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