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General| Sensitivity | 50 mV/Pa |
|---|---|
| Polarization Voltage | 0 V |
| Diameter | 12.7 mm (1/2 inch) |
| Output Impedance | 50 ohms |
| Humidity Range | 0 to 90 %RH |
Introduces the 1/2" Microphone Preamplifier Type 2669 and Type 2671 for acoustic measurements.
Discusses the open-circuit and loaded sensitivity of the microphone.
Defines and presents the nominal open-circuit sensitivity of the Type 4188 microphone.
Provides the formula for calculating loaded sensitivity with a preamplifier.
Details the frequency response characteristics of the microphone.
Shows the typical free-field response curve and its specified tolerances.
Explains how actuator response is used to determine frequency response.
Describes the low-frequency response characteristics and conditions.
Presents free-field correction curves and typical responses at different incidence angles.
Shows typical directional characteristics at various frequencies.
Defines and discusses the dynamic range, including inherent noise.
Covers the mechanical and high-temperature stability of the microphone.
Describes the microphone's improved mechanical stability and resistance to shocks.
Details the stability of the diaphragm and sensitivity at high temperatures.
Explains how temperature affects the microphone's performance and design considerations.
Details how ambient pressure variations affect sensitivity and frequency response.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 4188.
Discusses the open-circuit and loaded sensitivity of the microphone.
Defines and presents the nominal open-circuit sensitivity of the Type 4189 microphone.
Provides the formula for calculating loaded sensitivity with a preamplifier.
Details the frequency response characteristics of the microphone.
Shows the typical free-field response curve and its specified tolerances.
Explains how actuator response is used to determine frequency response.
Describes the low-frequency response characteristics and conditions.
Presents free-field correction curves and typical responses at different incidence angles.
Shows typical directional characteristics at various frequencies.
Defines and discusses the dynamic range, including inherent noise.
Covers the mechanical and high-temperature stability of the microphone.
Describes the microphone's improved mechanical stability and resistance to shocks.
Details the stability of the diaphragm and sensitivity at high temperatures.
Explains how temperature affects the microphone's performance and design considerations.
Details how ambient pressure variations affect sensitivity and frequency response.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 4189.
Discusses the open-circuit and loaded sensitivity of the microphone.
Defines and presents the nominal open-circuit sensitivity of the Type 4190 microphone.
Provides the formula for calculating loaded sensitivity with a preamplifier.
Details the frequency response characteristics of the microphone.
Shows the typical free-field response curve and its specified tolerances.
Explains how actuator response is used to determine frequency response.
Describes the low-frequency response characteristics and conditions.
Presents free-field correction curves and typical responses at different incidence angles.
Shows typical directional characteristics at various frequencies.
Defines and discusses the dynamic range, including inherent noise.
Covers the mechanical and high-temperature stability of the microphone.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 4190.
Details the frequency response characteristics of the microphone.
Presents free-field correction curves and typical responses at different incidence angles.
Defines and discusses the dynamic range, including inherent noise.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 4191.
Details the frequency response characteristics of the microphone.
Presents free-field correction curves and typical responses at different incidence angles.
Defines and discusses the dynamic range, including inherent noise.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 4192.
Details the frequency response characteristics of the microphone, including adaptor effects.
Presents free-field correction curves and typical responses at different incidence angles.
Defines and discusses the dynamic range, including inherent noise and adaptor effects.
Defines dynamic range as the span between distortion limit and noise floor.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 4193.
Explains how frequency response depends on input capacitance and capacitive load.
Provides an overview of dynamic range, including inherent noise spectrum.
Summarizes the lower and upper limits and dynamic range in dB.
Presents the typical 1/3-octave-band inherent noise spectrum.
Describes the CIC technique for verifying measurement set-ups, including microphones and preamplifiers.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications for the Type 2669 preamplifier.
