Hi everybody,
I'm writing because I want to use the mic in subject (Telicom MIC-98-006-01) in a "carpc" application.
Can I connect this mic directly to my sound card's "mic in"?
Here is the datasheet:
http://img4.imageshack.us/i/mic98006xx21ds1.png/
I've tried to use the test circuit shown at the end of the page, but it doesn't work well. Actually it has a very low volume (even raising volume up and using mic boost) with a big amount of noise.
Thank you in advance for any help.
PS: sorry for my bad english
Recording with a Telicom MIC-98-006-01
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Recording with a Telicom MIC-98-006-01
Last edited by TaNdOi on Fri Apr 24, 2015 3:37 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Reason: the datasheet link was a link to external image and not an attached one so I switched the bb code from 'img' to 'url'
Reason: the datasheet link was a link to external image and not an attached one so I switched the bb code from 'img' to 'url'
Re: Recording with a Telicom MIC-98-006-01
The data sheet is not attached, but if the microphone does not work when plugged directly into your sound card then you have probably answered your own question.
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Re: Recording with a Telicom MIC-98-006-01
could it be that the mic needs to be externally powered? (aka phantom power)
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Re: Recording with a Telicom MIC-98-006-01
But the "mic in" port doesn't have already a +5v power line?
Re: Recording with a Telicom MIC-98-006-01
Some mics require 48V phantom power
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