Condenser Microphone CM16/CMPA. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM16

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Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA The condenser microphone consists of two pieces. The cylindric preamplifier module with the 5-pole XLR connector ( - CMPA) is connected to the microphone capsule ( - CM6) via a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA The condenser microphone consists of two pieces. The cylindric preamplifier module with the 5-pole XLR connector ( - CMPA) is connected to the microphone capsule ( - CM6) via a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA The condenser microphone consists of two pieces. The cylindric preamplifier module with the 5-pole XLR connector ( - CMPA) is connected to the microphone capsule ( - CM6) via a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The integrated pre-amplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. Due to the principle of the amplifier, the actual gain depends on the capacitance of the microphone capsule. Therefore, larger diaphragms (e.g. the Polaroid transducer) will provide higher output voltages than the smaller CM6 capsule. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of about 00V (and the maximum sensitivity) is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6 The integrated pre-amplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. Due to the principle of the amplifier, the actual gain depends on the capacitance of the microphone capsule. Therefore, larger diaphragms (e.g. the Polaroid transducer) will provide higher output voltages than the smaller CM6 capsule. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of about 00V (and the maximum sensitivity) is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6 The integrated pre-amplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. Due to the principle of the amplifier, the actual gain depends on the capacitance of the microphone capsule. Therefore, larger diaphragms (e.g. the Polaroid transducer) will provide higher output voltages than the smaller CM6 capsule. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of about 00V (and the maximum sensitivity) is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6

Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA-P48 The condenser microphone CMPA-P48/CM6 consists of three components. The microphone capsule CM6 (#) is connected to the cylindric preamplifier module CMPA (#) by means of a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The P48 polarization voltage supply unit (#) provides the polarization voltage for the microphone capsule and the XLR- connector that allows to connect the microphone to a standard microphone input that supplies P48 phantom power at a current of up to 0mA. The CMPA module (#) can be attached either directly to the polarization module (#) or via the supplied 5-pole XLR extension cable. Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA-P48 The condenser microphone CMPA-P48/CM6 consists of three components. The microphone capsule CM6 (#) is connected to the cylindric preamplifier module CMPA (#) by means of a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The P48 polarization voltage supply unit (#) provides the polarization voltage for the microphone capsule and the XLR- connector that allows to connect the microphone to a standard microphone input that supplies P48 phantom power at a current of up to 0mA. The CMPA module (#) can be attached either directly to the polarization module (#) or via the supplied 5-pole XLR extension cable. Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA-P48 The condenser microphone CMPA-P48/CM6 consists of three components. The microphone capsule CM6 (#) is connected to the cylindric preamplifier module CMPA (#) by means of a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The P48 polarization voltage supply unit (#) provides the polarization voltage for the microphone capsule and the XLR- connector that allows to connect the microphone to a standard microphone input that supplies P48 phantom power at a current of up to 0mA. The CMPA module (#) can be attached either directly to the polarization module (#) or via the supplied 5-pole XLR extension cable. The integrated preamplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of 00V and the maximum sensitivity is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6 The integrated preamplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of 00V and the maximum sensitivity is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6 The integrated preamplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of 00V and the maximum sensitivity is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6

Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA-5V The condenser microphone CM6/CMPA-5V consists of three components. The microphone capsule CM6 (#) is connected to the cylindric preamplifier module CMPA (#) by means of a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The polarization voltage supply and preamplifier unit (#) provides the polarization voltage for the microphone capsule and includes an adjustable 40 db preamplifier with an balanced output. The CMPA module (#) can be attached either directly to the polarization module (#) or via the supplied 5-pole XLR extension cable. The integrated preamplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of 00V and the maximum sensitivity is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6

Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA40-5V The condenser microphone CM6/CMPA40-5V consists of three components. The microphone capsule CM6 (#) is connected to the cylindric preamplifier module CMPA (#) by means of a.5 mm operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The polarization voltage supply and preamplifier unit (#) provides the polarization voltage for the microphone capsule and includes an adjustable 40 db preamplifier with an balanced output. The CMPA module (#) can be attached either directly to the polarization module (#) or via the supplied 5-pole XLR extension cable. National Instruments DAQ device (differential input mode) NI SCREW TERMINAL The integrated preamplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of 00V and the maximum sensitivity is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6 POLARIZATION VOLTAGE GENERATOR & ADJUSTABLE 40dB PREAMPLIFIER 00V 5-WIRE XLR MICROPHONE EXTENSION CABLE CM6 / CMPA MICROPHONE 4-WIRE XLR BREAKOUT CABLE with blank cable ends 5 +5V 4 VCC +5V 4 AI 8 OUT + AI 0 OUT - AI GND GND The connection scheme of the XLR-4 connector is as follows: pin (black) : GND pin (white) : OUTpin (green) : OUT+ pin 4 (yellow) : +5VDC +-0% power supply

Condenser Microphone CM6/CMPA48AAF-5V The condenser microphone CM6/CMPA48AAF-5V consists of three components. The microphone capsule CM6 (#) is connected to the cylindric preamplifier module CMPA (#) by means of a.5 mm thread. This allows to replace the capsule easily. For proper operation, both this.5 mm thread and the 7 mm thread on the preamplifier module must be fastened. However, use only moderate forces in order to prevent mechanical damages. The polarization voltage supply and preamplifier unit (#) provides the polarization voltage for the microphone capsule and includes an adjustable 4 db preamplifier and anti-aliasing filter. The CMPA module (#) can be attached either directly to the polarization module (#) or via the supplied 5-pole XLR extension cable. gain AAF corner frequency The integrated preamplifier has an internal compensation circuit that slightly boosts frequencies above 50 khz. The integrated polarization voltage generator will take up to 0 seconds after switch-on until the full voltage of 00V and the maximum sensitivity is reached. Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6

The connection scheme of the XLR-4 connector is as follows: pin (black) : GND pin (white) : OUTpin (green) : OUT+ (GND) pin 4 (yellow) : +5VDC +-0% power supply

Polar Diagram Polar Diagram Polar Diagram

USB-powered microphone heating HCM6 The HCM6 microphone heating module for the CM6/CMPA microphone can increase the temperature of the microphone capsule by about 0 Kelvin above the ambient temperature, which should prevent condensation under difficult environmental conditions, such as dew or rain. The USB B connector can be connected either to a free USB port of the PC that is running the UltraSoundGate unit or alternatively to a separate USB power supply unit or battery. Installation Mount the heating module to the CM6 microphone capsule in such a way that the resistor chips on it face outwards (see picture). The protective grid might be still inserted between the microphone capsule and the heating module. However, the efficiency (the thermal contact) would be better without the grid. Under some circumstances, the USB cable connection between the heating module and the computer might cause electrical interferences that are caused by a ground loop. In this case, the ground connection to the heating module through the USB connector should be removed (USB pin 4). This can be achieved for instance by using a modified USB cable whose ground wire (USB pin #4, black) has been cut. The required ground connnection to the computer would then be established exclusively through the microphone and the UltraSoundGate ground rail. Specifications Electric power requirements : 0.9 W (80 ma @ 5V) Absolute maximum power:.0 W (0 ma @ 9V) Maximum supply voltage: 9 V Electrical impedance: 7 ohm

Rain Protection Tube The supplied rain protection tube is inteded for protecting the microphone and the XLR cable connector against direct rain. Note that the installed tube will slightly affect the frequency response and the polar pattern of the microphone. This effect can be minimized by adjusting the tube in such a way that there is only a short canopy (about 0 mm) in front of the microphone capsule. The rain protection tube for the CM6/CMPA microphone can also be combined with the microphone heating.

Refurbishing Kit for the Condenser Microphone Capsule CM6 4. Put the second mounting frame ring (the one without threads) onto the foil and align the mounting holes. Make sure that there are no wrinkles on the foil. The refurbishing kit allows to replace deteriorated diaphragms of the CM6 condenser microphone capsules. The supplied mounting frame enables a proper assembly. However, a moderate level of skill is required for this procedure.. First remove the 6 nuts from the front of the CM6 capsule and remove the protective grid by using the supplied M nut driver. 5. Fix the foil between the two rings by fastening the supplied screws.. Remove the M screws from the back of the CM6 capsule. 6. Place the acrylic disk [] onto the non-conductive (marked) side of the foil and add the aluminum disk []. The lowering of that disk must be outside. Align the mounting holes of the two disks. The capsule is now completely disassembled (except of the aluminum back plate that is still mounted on the acrylic disk). The old diaphragm foil can be thrown away. 5 4 7. Turn the entire arrangement, add the aluminum ring [] and align it to the holes of the two disks on the opposite side. First insert one screw from the back side and fasten it while applying a moderate tension to the diaphragm. Then add the other 5 screws one after another.. Place one of the supplied diaphragm foils onto the mounting ring with with the thread holes. The non-conductive side of the foil that is marked by a black cross should be on top. Handle the foil on its edges only. 8. Push the newly mounted capsule down and pull it out of the mounting frame. 9. Center the protective grid [5] on the capsule and fasten it by the cover ring [4] using the 6 six nuts.

UltraSoundGate Charge Amplifier with adjustable Hi-Pass Filter The UltraSoundGate Charge Amplifier can be used to connect a hydrophone directly to the an UltraSoundGate xx6x main unit. The integrated adjustable high-pass filter allows rejecting unwanted low-frequency noise. : GND : positive signal output : negative signal output 4: +5V supply voltage (should not exceed 5.5V) 5: not connected The gain of the charge amplifier depends both on the nominal capacitance of the connected hydrophone and the selected input capacitance of the amplifier (Gain = 0 log (capacitance of the hydrophone / selected input capacitance)). A hydrophone capacitance of nf and an input capacitance of nf would provide a gain of approximately 0 db. The alternate input capacitance of 00pF would rise the gain to 0 db. The black rotary knob selects the cut-off frequency of the high-pass filter. The filter attenuation is 6dB / octave below the selected cut-off frequency. The labels are valid for an input capacitance of nf. If the alternate 00pF setting has been selected, all frequency labels must be multiplied by factor 0. High-pass cut-of frequencies and input impedances rotary switch setting cut-off frequency at nf cut-off frequency at 00 pf (*) input impedance 0 0 Hz 00 Hz 5 MOhm 5 5 Hz 50 Hz 6.8 MOhm 50 50 Hz 500 Hz, MOhm 00 00 Hz khz.5 MOhm 50 50 Hz.5 khz 680 kohm 500 500 Hz 5 khz 0 kohm k khz 0 khz 50 kohm.5k.5 khz 5 khz 68 kohm 5k 5 khz 50 khz kohm 0k 0 khz 00 khz 5 kohm 5k 5 khz 50 khz 6.8 kohm 50k 50 khz 500 khz. kohm Care should be taken while connecting the hydrophone to the charge amplifier. Under some circumstances it is possible that the hydrophone or its cable have been electrostatically charged with high voltages (several thousands volts). These high voltages may damage the sensitive input stage of the amplifier (ESD). In order to maintain the maximum possible sound quality (low noise), there is no full ESD protection circuit at the amplifier input. Therefore, the hydrophone and its cable should be discharged before connecting them to the charge amplifier. This can be done by short-circuiting the hydrophone connector. Additionally, the amplifier should be switched off (either by disconnecting the amplifier from the USG main unit or by disconnecting the USG device from the PC) before connecting the hydrophone cable and the input impedance should be reduced by selecting a high cut-off frequency (greater than about khz). Once the hydrophone is connected to the amplifier, there is no further danger because any potential high voltages would be terminated by the internal resistors of the amplifier.

P48 Charge Amplifier with adjustable Hi-Pass Filter The Avisoft Bioacoustics Charge Amplifier can be used to connect a passive hydrophone to any microphone input that supplies 48V phantom power at 0 ma. The integrated adjustable high-pass filter allows rejecting unwanted low-frequency noise. The gain of the charge amplifier depends both on the nominal capacitance of the connected hydrophone and the selected input capacitance of the amplifier (Gain = 0 log (capacitance of the hydrophone / selected input capacitance)). A hydrophone capacitance of nf and an input capacitance of nf would provide a gain of approximately 0 db. The alternate input capacitance of 00pF would rise the gain to 0 db. The black rotary knob selects the cut-off frequency of the highpass filter. The filter attenuation is 6dB / octave below the selected cut-off frequency. The labels are valid for an input capacitance of nf. If the alternate 00pF setting has been selected, all frequency labels must be multiplied by factor 0. High-pass cut-of frequencies and input impedances rotary switch setting cut-off frequency at nf cut-off frequency at 00 pf (*) input impedance 0 0 Hz 00 Hz 5 MOhm 5 5 Hz 50 Hz 6.8 MOhm 50 50 Hz 500 Hz, MOhm 00 00 Hz khz.5 MOhm 50 50 Hz.5 khz 680 kohm 500 500 Hz 5 khz 0 kohm k khz 0 khz 50 kohm.5k.5 khz 5 khz 68 kohm 5k 5 khz 50 khz kohm 0k 0 khz 00 khz 5 kohm 5k 5 khz 50 khz 6.8 kohm 50k 50 khz 500 khz. kohm Care should be taken while connecting the hydrophone to the charge amplifier. Under some circumstances it is possible that the hydrophone or its cable have been electrostatically charged with high voltages (several thousands volts). These high voltages may damage the sensitive input stage of the amplifier (ESD). In order to maintain the maximum possible sound quality (low noise), there is no full ESD protection circuit at the amplifier input. Therefore, the hydrophone and its cable should be discharged before connecting them to the charge amplifier. This can be done by short-circuiting the hydrophone connector. Additionally, the amplifier should be switched off (either by disconnecting the amplifier from the recording device or by switching off the recorder) before connecting the hydrophone cable and the input impedance should be reduced by selecting a high cut-off frequency (greater than about khz). Once the hydrophone is connected to the amplifier, there is no further danger because any potential high voltages would be terminated by the internal resistors of the amplifier.

UltraSoundGate /4" Mic Power Module with 7-pin LEMO B input connector The /4" microphone power module allows to connect /4" (or /8") measurement microphones directly to the UltraSoundGate xx6x units, which can greatly simplify the use of measurement microphones in the field (otherwise a separate power supply module / conditioning amplifier would be required). It is powered from the UltraSoundGate base unit and includes a low-noise preamplifier and a switchable 5 khz high pass filter. Compatible /4" preamplifiers are for instance G.R.A.S. 6AC, B&K 670 or Microtech Gefell MV 0. Specifications Input connector : female 7-pin LEMO B socket Frequency range : 0 Hz... 00 khz Gain : 0 db Inherent noise (0Hz-0kHz) : 0.5 µv (-5 dbu) Optional high-pass filter cut-off frequency : 5 khz Preamplifier supply voltage (LEMO pin 6): 8 V Max preamplifier supply current available at pin 6: ma Polarization voltage (LEMO pin ): 00 V (derived from the USG base unit) Current drawn from the +5V USG base unit power supply rail (G.R.A.S. 6AC attached): 5 ma Physical dimensions : 85 x x 6 mm Weight : 90 g

End-user Agreement This a legal agreement between Avisoft Bioacoustics and the buyer. By operating this device and the accompanying software, the buyer accepts the terms of this agreement..the Device and the accompanying software is warranted to perform substantially in accordance with the operating manual for a period of month from the date of shipment..except AS SET FORTH IN THE EXPRESS WARRANTY ABOVE, THE DEVICE IS PROVIDED WITH NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. THE VENDOR EXCLUDES ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE..The Vendor s entire liability and the Buyer s exclusive remedy shall be, at the Vendor s SOLE DISCRETION, either () return of the device and refund of purchase price or () repair or replacement of the device. 4. THE VENDOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES HEREUNDER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF USE, OR LOSS OF DATA OR INFORMATION OF ANY KIND, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE DEVICE IN NO EVENT SHALL THE VENDOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. 5. This agreement is the complete and exclusive agreement between the Vendor and the Buyer concerning the device. End-user Agreement This a legal agreement between Avisoft Bioacoustics and the buyer. By operating this device and the accompanying software, the buyer accepts the terms of this agreement..the Device and the accompanying software is warranted to perform substantially in accordance with the operating manual for a period of month from the date of shipment..except AS SET FORTH IN THE EXPRESS WARRANTY ABOVE, THE DEVICE IS PROVIDED WITH NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. THE VENDOR EXCLUDES ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE..The Vendor s entire liability and the Buyer s exclusive remedy shall be, at the Vendor s SOLE DISCRETION, either () return of the device and refund of purchase price or () repair or replacement of the device. 4. THE VENDOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES HEREUNDER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF USE, OR LOSS OF DATA OR INFORMATION OF ANY KIND, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE DEVICE IN NO EVENT SHALL THE VENDOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. 5. This agreement is the complete and exclusive agreement between the Vendor and the Buyer concerning the device. End-user Agreement This a legal agreement between Avisoft Bioacoustics and the buyer. By operating this device and the accompanying software, the buyer accepts the terms of this agreement..the Device and the accompanying software is warranted to perform substantially in accordance with the operating manual for a period of month from the date of shipment..except AS SET FORTH IN THE EXPRESS WARRANTY ABOVE, THE DEVICE IS PROVIDED WITH NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. THE VENDOR EXCLUDES ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE..The Vendor s entire liability and the Buyer s exclusive remedy shall be, at the Vendor s SOLE DISCRETION, either () return of the device and refund of purchase price or () repair or replacement of the device. 4. THE VENDOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES HEREUNDER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF USE, OR LOSS OF DATA OR INFORMATION OF ANY KIND, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE DEVICE IN NO EVENT SHALL THE VENDOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. 5. This agreement is the complete and exclusive agreement between the Vendor and the Buyer concerning the device.