Unique-Bargains Mini 2 Pin 66 DB Condenser Pickup Electret Microphone 6mm x 5mm
A pack of ten miniature electret condenser microphones with a 50 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range and up to 66 dB sensitivity
- High sensitivity captures quiet sounds at up to 66dB
- Wide 50 to 20kHz range records full audio spectrum
- Low 500uA current draw extends battery life
- Operates from 1.5V to 10V for flexible power options
- Compact 6mm by 5mm size fits tight spaces
Mini electret microphone for compact audio capture
The Unique-Bargains Mini 2 Pin condenser pickup measures 6mm by 5mm and is supplied in a pack of five. It targets builders who need a tiny, through-hole microphone element for space-constrained prototypes, hobby circuits or replacement work where a standard capsule will not fit.
Two-pin through-hole mount
The element mounts directly on a PCB via its two pins and operates from 1.5V to 10V with a standard 3V bias. Maximum current draw is 500uA, so it can run from a simple resistor-fed supply or a low-power codec without a dedicated regulator stage.
Steady response across the audible band under
Sensitivity spans -48dB to 66dB across a 50Hz to 20kHz range, and the signal-to-noise ratio exceeds 66dB. These figures hold while the microphone is powered continuously, making it suitable for always-on listening nodes or long-duration recording rather than only brief voice prompts.
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- Price $4.99
- Cheaper than about 99% of the 638 comparable items (median $58.99).
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Questions about this item
How long can the 500 uA current draw run before battery voltage drops below 1.5 V?
At the maximum 500 uA draw a 3 V cell stays above the 1.5 V minimum until the cell itself is depleted; actual run-time depends on the battery capacity you choose.
What is the self-noise level when the microphone runs continuously?
The signal-to-noise ratio is specified as greater than 66 dB, so self-noise remains well below the signal floor during all-day operation.
What voltage source must the circuit already provide for the microphone to operate?
The circuit must supply between 1.5 V and 10 V; standard operation is at 3 V.
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