| Subject: | Re: Bat detector (MKH-110) |
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| From: | "Gianni Pavan" gianni_pavan |
| Date: | Tue Nov 21, 2006 4:14 am ((PST)) |
Hi all,
I tested my MKH-110 by recording a simple piezo transducer connected
to a frequency generator; the microphone appears to be sensitive up
to 50 kHz; above that I get little signal up to 70 kHz, but I don't
know if the limit is in the piezo or in the mkh...
Gianni
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