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| Subject: | Ultrasonic recordings |
| From: | "Luis J. Villanueva-Rivera" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 10 Jan 2007 13:45:11 -0400 |
I am starting to work with some possible applications of a device, and I want to test it to record bats. So I wanted to ask if anyone can give me some pointers in the right direction. I have been unable to find a mic for ultrasonics on the internet, just a few sensors that will require extra electronics to interface it with the sound card. Maybe I'm thinking of it the wrong way? Maybe I need to search using a particular name? What I need is a mic to record up to 80 kHz. A flat response would be desirable, but at this stage, I'll settle for a reasonable response up to 80 kHz. All ideas and suggestions will be appreciated. Luis J. Villanueva-Rivera San Juan, Puerto Rico http://research.CoquiPR.com http://www.CoquiPR.com |
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