MEMS microphones Forum Discussions
Hello,
I want to place the IM73A135V01 MEMS microphone on a PCB.
Does it matter what the thickness is of the PCB for the omnidirectional pickup pattern?
Is there much difference in for example 0.36mm and a standard 1.55mm PCB?
Thank you,
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Hi Team,
We are looking for MEMS MICs that can capture sound having 150 to 160dB SPL. Can you please suggest a suitable MIC for our specifications?
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Looking for recommendations from the MEMs product line for environmental sound monitoring.
We would like a MEMs with good dynamic range to ensure a wide range of sources can be captured in the far field, plus a low noise floor to accurately capture lower level signals. Any suggestions?
The im73d122 looks interesting but perhaps another would be more suitable?
Would the im73d122 PDM mic fit with the AudioHub Nano to allow us to evaluate it? EVAL AHNB IM69D130V01 - Infineon Technologies
Thanks
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I was able to record the PDM from the IM69D130 I am wondering does infineon provide the a reference coefficient for the decimation filter? I am unable to get the noise floor to match of the EVAL AHNB IM69D130V01. What filter was used to make the acoustic specification in data sheet? How can I meet that specification? what filter design approach was used?
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Hello
Please let me confirm the meaning of "component level IP57" on IM72D128 data sheet.
I am concerned about Water and Dust comes from Sound Port through PCB hole to IM72D128.
( Please see attached )
If it was Okay, it is very good for out-door surveillance camera.
Please advise.
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Hello Infineon team,
When thinking about the application for these in vehicle microphones, odds are they will be covered by some sort of beauty piece when installed. I was wondering if the material the cover is made out of assuming metal or plastic has an effect on the voice recognition or sound passthrough. If there is an effect could you provide info on which material has the best voice recognition when placed over these microphones. Thank you.
Show LessAccording to the data sheet, the IM73D122V01 has a frequency range extending out to 80KHz in the Ultrasonic mode. If I'm using the microphone in the "Low Power Mode" (eg. 666KHz clock in my case) - will a loud ultrasonic tone (eg. ~40KHz) alias into the normal audio range?
I'm hoping/assuming there is some sort of Low Pass filtering based on the microphone mode/clock. I have a product idea that will be mainly interested in tones less than 2000Hz for most of the time, but the "Ultrasonic Mode" could be useful for providing some other features too. Assuming there is a LPF in the "Low Power Mode", what would be the cut-off frequency for 666KHz? If there is application note or paper that describes how the filtering works in different modes and clock frequencies please let me know.
Thanks.
Show LessWhat guidance or design examples are recommended for implementing sound level measurement with Infineon's MEMS microphones?
I did find an example for PSoC 6, that implies an Audio CODEC is required to convert microphone sensor data to meaningful information, "CY8CKIT-028-sense Audio Examples for Analog Mic" @ https://community.infineon.com/t5/PSoC-6/CY8CKIT-028-sense-Audio-Examples-for-Analog-Mic/td-p/322152
Would Infineon recommend a PSoC 6, CODEC, Microphone combination for the basis of an Accurate Sound Level Measurement device?
An Accurate Meaurement Solution would likely need some form of calibration. Would calibration need to be dynamic for changing environmental conditions?
Greg
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We made new mems microphone package based on Infineon MEMS and ASIC.
we tried to calibration this package. however, to start calibration,when the package is applied bias voltage, the initial sensitivity of Mems microphone is slightly increasing from -47.2dB to -46.9dB, it took about 10sec and it settled a stable senstivity value. About 0.3dB variation occured, a certain package has a 0.6dB variation. What kinds of causes can make this problem? SNR is OK. THD is OK. Freq. response is OK.AOP is OK. But even after calibration, this phenomenon still happen.
Could you recommend any solution and the theoretical explanations for this issue?
I really appreciate if I get the answer from here.
Thanks.
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