Condenser Mic Aluminum

Description:

• These are microphones that convert sound waves into electrical signals using a capacitor (condenser).   
• Electret condenser microphones have a permanently charged dielectric, simplifying their design and power requirements.   
• The "Aluminum" aspect refers to the common use of aluminum as the material for the microphone's casing, providing durability and shielding.
• They are often small, making them suitable for various compact electronic devices.   

Key Features:

• High Sensitivity: Condenser microphones are known for their ability to capture subtle sound variations.   
• Compact Size: The aluminum casing often allows for a small and lightweight design.
• Durability: Aluminum provides a robust housing, protecting the internal components.
• Electret Design: Offers simplified circuitry and lower power consumption.
• Wide Frequency Response: Capable of capturing a broad range of audio frequencies.   

Applications:

• Smartphones and Tablets: Integrated into mobile devices for voice recording and calls.   
• Laptops and Computers: Used for video conferencing, voice commands, and recording.
• Digital Cameras and Camcorders: Capturing audio during video recording.   
• Voice Recorders: Dedicated devices for audio recording.
• Security Systems: Used in surveillance equipment for audio monitoring.
• DIY Electronics Projects: Integrated into various audio-related projects.
• Telecommunications: Used in telephones and communication devices.

DATA SHEET AND USECASE

Key Specifications:

• Operating Voltage: Typically between 2V to 10V.

• Current Consumption: Up to 0.5 mA.

• Frequency Response: Generally ranges from 20 Hz to 16,000 Hz.

• Impedance: Less than 2.2 kΩ.