NI 782121-06 | Universal array microphone 10 Hz to 20 kHz, 30 dB (A) to 135 dB, 50 mV/Pa

Name: 782121-06 | Universal array microphone 10 Hz to 20 kHz, 30 dB (A) to 135 dB, 50 mV/Pa
Brand: NI
SKU: 782121-06
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NI 782121-06 | GRAS 40PP-10 universal array microphone, acoustic sensor, 10 Hz to 20 kHz, 30 dB (A) - 135 dB, 50 mV/Pa.

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Protectively coated:	No
Warranty (years):	1
With case:	Yes

Description

782121-06 | Universal array microphone 10 Hz to 20 kHz, 30 dB (A) to 135 dB, 50 mV/Pa

The GRAS 40PP-10 offers functions for testing drivers, receivers, loudspeakers, acoustic transducers and microspeakers in the production line. This acoustic sensor has a frequency range of up to 20 kHz and a wide dynamic range of less than 30 dB (A) to 135 dB. You can use the GRAS 40PP-10 for recording soundscapes in array configurations and for multi-channel measurements and analysis. The GRAS 40PP-10 has an integrated CCP (Constant Current Power) preamplifier and a built-in TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) chip. With the TEDS chip you can program the GRAS 40PP-10 as a complete unit.

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