The Capacitor microphone is also called a Condenser or Electrostatic microphone. The audio signal is generated by the variations in the capacitance between one or two diaphragms and a fixed plate. Normally this kind of microphone will require either a battery or external power source to provide a polarizing voltage. This kind of mike is commonly us...
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Microphone that operates on the principle of measuring the change in electrical charge across a capacitor where one of the electrodes is a thin conductive membrane that flexes in response to sound pressure.
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Microphone whose operation depends on variations in capacitance caused by varying air pressure on the movable plate of a capacitor. See also: Carbon Microphone, Microphone, Pressure, Sound Pressure Level.
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