Re: Capturing EM interference with a microphone
- From: Iain Buchanan <ib502@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 04 Nov 2005 14:17:30 +0000
Jasen Betts wrote:
On 2005-11-04, jh <no@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The only problem is, all of these great interference-caused phantom sounds were almost drowned out by the actual normal sound produced by the fans, hard drive, etc. in the computer. Needless to say, the microphone was quite adept at recording these sounds.
the reason for that is that the dynamic microphone has a voice coil (like in a loudspeaker) anf that coil picks up all the electromagneic interferance (EMI) inside your computer.
So my question is this: is it possible to build a device, or modify a microphone, so that it picks up ONLY the electromagnetic interference, but no actual sound?
You'll need to shield it against EMI. while not blocking too much sound that that won't be easy. basically you need to surround it with a conductive
shell, electret mikes (like the "ctrappy lapel mike") are constructed that way.
Bye. Jasen
In fact the "crappier" the microphone the more EMI it will pick up! .
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