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Microphone Insert, PCB Mount, pack of 5
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Microphone Insert, PCB Mount, pack of 5

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Omni-directional PCB mount microphone insert.
Pack of 5.
Dia 10 mm, height 7mm.
Response 50Hz to 13KHz.

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    can these be used with arduino? thank you
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    Q can these be used with arduino? thank you
    Asked by Anonymous on January 17, 2017 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Emily, This microphone is designed to be mounted onto a PCB, the main issue is that a microphone will output a very small signal and for an Arduino to pick up this signal it needs to be amplified. There is an article here which explains it in more detail, https://www.learningaboutelectronics.com/Articles/Arduino-microphone-circuit.php this might help you with working out if this microphone is suitable for your project. 
    2. Can the microphones be used to take in audio that could be stored on a computer?
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    Q Can the microphones be used to take in audio that could be stored on a computer?
    Asked by Anonymous on October 13, 2016 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin These microphones are designed to be soldered to a PCB.
    3. Hi , I am trying to build a sound operated switch using Picaxe 08M as the processor. Do you think these microphones would make a suitable input and if so can you suggest a suitable circuit for the input. Cheers Simon
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    Q Hi , I am trying to build a sound operated switch using Picaxe 08M as the processor. Do you think...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous on April 18, 2012 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Yes the microphone would be fine. If you google clap detection circuit then you will get some circuits that can be used to generate a spike upon detection of noise, you then need to use an interrupt pin to trigger your code.
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