EM-26611-C36

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Microphones are devices that convert sound waves into electrical signals. They tend to come in various shapes and sizes, each designed to pick up sound in specific applications. The EM-26611-C36 microphone is one such kind of microphone that can be used in various applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the EM-26611-C36 microphone.

The EM-26611-C36 microphone is a kind of electret condenser microphone. Electret condenser microphones are widely used in recording and sound amplification due to their superior performance over dynamic and ribbon microphones. The EM-26611-C36 microphone is designed for use in directional applications. Its small size and lightweight design make it ideal for mounting on cameras, boom arms, and other handheld gear. It features a cardioid polar pattern which is ideal for isolating sounds from the sides and rear while maintaining a good sound quality.

The EM-26611-C36 microphone works by utilizing the principality of a capacitor. A capacitor is made of two parallel metal plates that are separated by an insulator. When sound waves enter the microphone, the diaphragm, which is attached to the front metal plate, vibrates. This causes the distance between the two plates to change, resulting in an electric charge being produced across the plates. This charge is converted into an audio signal and then output from the microphone. This signal can then be used by a sound system or recording equipment.

The EM-26611-C36 microphone is most often used in studio recordings, broadcasting, and live performances. Its superior performance makes it a good choice for capturing vocals and instruments in studio recordings. Its cardioid polar pattern also makes it suitable for use in recording and live sound applications where isolation from off-axis sound sources is desired. It is also an ideal choice for broadcast applications such as news interviews and radio shows, where its small size and directional polar pattern are beneficial.

The EM-26611-C36 microphone is capable of producing high-quality audio. Its frequency response is 30 Hz to 20 kHz, making it suitable for a wide range of sounds. Its sensitivity is -38 dB (0 dB = 1V/Pa) with an adjustable sensitivity range of 0 dB to +20 dB. It also features a low self-noise of 16 dB(A) which makes it suitable for capturing sound in quieter environments.

In conclusion, the EM-26611-C36 microphone is a great choice for both studio and live sound applications. Its small size and directional pattern make it ideal for recording and live sound applications, while its superior sound quality makes it a good choice for studio recordings. Its versatile features make it a very useful tool for sound engineers and musicians alike.

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