This document provides a circuit diagram for a generic back electret condenser microphone. The circuit uses bipolar junction transistors, diodes, resistors, and capacitors to amplify the signal from the electret capsule and provide output through an XLR connector. Key components include the back electret capsule, two common-emitter amplifier stages formed by Q1, Q2 and Q3, and output coupling capacitors C7 and C8. The circuit is designed to work with various back electret microphone models from different manufacturers.
This document provides a circuit diagram for a generic back electret condenser microphone. The circuit uses bipolar junction transistors, diodes, resistors, and capacitors to amplify the signal from the electret capsule and provide output through an XLR connector. Key components include the back electret capsule, two common-emitter amplifier stages formed by Q1, Q2 and Q3, and output coupling capacitors C7 and C8. The circuit is designed to work with various back electret microphone models from different manufacturers.
This document provides a circuit diagram for a generic back electret condenser microphone. The circuit uses bipolar junction transistors, diodes, resistors, and capacitors to amplify the signal from the electret capsule and provide output through an XLR connector. Key components include the back electret capsule, two common-emitter amplifier stages formed by Q1, Q2 and Q3, and output coupling capacitors C7 and C8. The circuit is designed to work with various back electret microphone models from different manufacturers.
This document provides a circuit diagram for a generic back electret condenser microphone. The circuit uses bipolar junction transistors, diodes, resistors, and capacitors to amplify the signal from the electret capsule and provide output through an XLR connector. Key components include the back electret capsule, two common-emitter amplifier stages formed by Q1, Q2 and Q3, and output coupling capacitors C7 and C8. The circuit is designed to work with various back electret microphone models from different manufacturers.
R1 470 Ω L1 XLR3 B C10 C1 B 100nF 47uF-POL 68uH 50 V 10 V Q1 C2 2N5087 D1 R2 1N4735A 2.2k Ω 1.0uF 6.2 V C4 * 50 V Mylar Transsound 10nF C R3 C3 100 V C TSB-160A, TSB-165A 150k Ω 330pF or TSB-2555A * back electret capsule D Q2 2SK170 BL R4 XLR1 G (or 2N3819) 5.1k Ω S D2 C6 D C5 47uF-POL D 100uF-POL 50 V R5 10 V 1N4740A C7 1 Gigohm R8 C8 10 V 330pF 150k Ω 10nF R7 * 100 V 2.2k Ω D3 Q3 * C9 1N4735A 1 Megohm E Cermet 2N5087 6.2 V E Bias Adj. 1.0uF XLR2 L2 50 V Mylar 68uH
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Title: Generic Back Electret Condenser Microphone
* Resistor pairs matched to 1% or better. ZAPNSPARK NOTES: Q1 and Q3 may be 2N5087, 2N5401.or Designed by: Document N: 0001 Revision: 9.6 G BC559C. Q1 and Q3 should be Hfe matched. G All resistors are metal film. Checked by: J.G. 11:48:43 Date: 2007-03-20 Size: A Approved by: J.G. 11:48:43 Sheet 1 of 1
