Extremely Low Handling Noise UHF Wireless Microphone Microphone Head Is Sperate To Change

Receiver Parameter

Transmitter Parameter (Handheld)

Receiver Features

· Rugged metal chassis with soft-touch controls.

· (Chinese / English) bilingual menu operation;

· Up to 80 simultaneous channels;

· Handheld or bodypack transmitter can be switched freely for each channel;

· True diversity provides the most effective elimination of dropouts.

· Pilot tone squelch for eliminating RF interference when transmitter is turned off.

· Enhanced AF frequency range

· Built-in spectrum analyzer to auto scan and select a clear channel.

· Transmitter Sync.

· Pure aluminum alloy side plate design.

· 600 selectable frequencies, 32 preset clean channels

· OLED display screen delivers a bright, clear viewing in day/night environments.

· Equipped with both XLR balanced and Ø6.3mm unbalanced outputs.

· Offers an exceptional value in both performance and price, for both working musicians and sound installers.

Transmitter Features

· All rugged metal die-cast construction.

· The microphone head is sperate to change other brand microphone head if needed

· 120MHz ultra-wide bandwidth.

· Array antenna design for signal stability.

· Extremely low handling noise.

· Infrared automatic transmitter sync.

· Very easy and quick to use thanks to OLED display

· 2 x AA batteries – up to 10 hours continue use.

Products Supply Scope

• Handheld system: 1* AM 500 receiver + 2* AH 500 handheld microphones
• Lavalier system: 1* AM 500 receiver + 2* AP 500 bodypack transmitters with lavelier microphone
• Headset system: 1* AM 500 receiver + 2* AP 500 bodypack transmitters with headset microphone
• 1 power supply unit
• 2 antennas
• 1 ¼” (6.3 mm) audio connecting cable
• 4 AA size batteries
• Operating instructions.

Application

Suitable for Large-scale performances ,small and medium-sized performances, outdoor singing and speeches, KTV boxes, classrooms, gymnasiums, offices and government agencies

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The diaphragm and backplane of the microphone are regarded as the two plates of the parallel plate capacitor. When the external bias voltage shown in the above figure is connected, the parallel plate capacitor composed of diaphragm and backplane begins to charge. The charging time may take a few seconds, which can be regarded as the startup time of the capacitive microphone.After charging, the parallel plate capacitor has charge accumulation, and the charge q = external bias voltage × Diaphragm backplane capacitance.

This makes the parallel plate capacitor work in constant charge mode.

When the acoustic pressure acts on the diaphragm, the distance d between the two plates of the parallel plate capacitor begins to increase or decrease. The relationship between the diaphragm backplane capacitance C and the distance d between the plates is as follows: