Digital microphone
A microphone and digital technology, applied in the direction of sensors, sensor components, transducer circuits, etc., can solve problems such as impure signal sources, achieve good results, increase reflection deflection angles, and achieve good digital signal quality
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[0029] Such as figure 1 The microphone shown includes an acoustic-electric transducer unit 1 , a pulse modulation unit 2 and a digital processing unit 3 . After the external acoustic signal enters the acoustic-electric transducer unit 1, the acoustic signal is converted into an AC signal, and after the AC signal is input into the pulse modulation unit 2, it is converted into a pulse signal with different pulse widths. The larger the amplitude of the AC signal, the wider the converted pulse width.
[0030] Waveform conversion such as figure 2 As shown, by setting the reference voltage +Vref of logic 1 and the reference voltage -Vref of logic 0, along the waveform track of the AC signal, when the amplitude of the AC signal is higher than +Vref but not lower than -Vref, the pulse All are 1; and when the amplitude of the AC signal is lower than -Vref but not higher than +Vref, the pulses are all 0, so that the sound AC signals with different amplitudes are modulated into pulse ...
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[0034] Such as Figure 7 The specific embodiment 2 shown differs from the specific embodiment 1 in that the acousto-optic conversion device is a first optocoupler device and a second optocoupler device placed orthogonally, and the first optocoupler device includes a first optocoupler device The transmitting part 51 and the first optocoupler receiving part 52 ; the second optocoupler device includes a second optocoupler transmitting part 71 and a second optocoupler receiving part 72 . The first optocoupler emitting part 51 and the second optocoupler emitting part 71 are placed in such a way that the two transmitted beams are orthogonal, and the first optocoupler receiving part 52 and the second optocoupler receiving part 72 are placed orthogonally so that the two received beams are orthogonal. In this way, the acoustic-electric transducer unit 1 will output two-way electrical signals in phase quadrature, and the pulse modulation unit will convert the two-way electrical signals ...
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