| Subject: | Power demand of AT3032 |
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| From: | "chrishails50" chrishails50 |
| Date: | Sun Apr 7, 2013 8:00 am ((PDT)) |
Dear all, It is beyond my ecological brain capacities to do this calculation but I am= sure it is an easy one for some of you here.... If I power a pair of AT3032's with an ART Phantom II Pro on a regular 9V ba= ttery, how long can I reasonably expect it to last ? My AT3032 specs say they need 11-52V DC, 3.0 mA typical. My ART Phantom say= s it delivers 48V typical; with a current drain of 10mA with no load and 45= mA full load (two mics). I am sure there is an equation but I failed physics. Thanks to clever folks= who can keep me straight ! Chris |
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