[Milsurplus] Carbon Mic Subs
J. Forster
jfor at quikus.com
Sat Mar 16 19:08:34 EDT 2013
That circuit is nuts, even after moving the + end of the capacitor.
Before doing any design, you really neet to know:
The OC voltage from the radio mike jack.
The SC current from the radio mike jack.
The circuit should look like:
<------------o----------|
| |
R1 col
|
|-----o--mic--base
|+ |
C1 R2 emit
| | |
| | R3
| | |
<------o-----o----------|
You really do not want the current for the bias divider running through
the Mic element.
Typical design:
Voc = 5 VDC
Isc = 15 mA
You want the no-signal base voltage to be roughly (1/2 supply+0.6) or 3.1 V.
So, for 1/2 of the Isc, you want that to corrwespond to about 7.5 mA; so
R3 will be V/I = (3.1-0.6)/7.5 mA = 333 Ohms. So R1 = 330 Ohms.
With decent transistor Beta, the Base current will be perhaps 75 to 150 uA.
At a guess, pick R1 + R2 to be about 5K Ohms, so the divider current will
be about 1 mA, which is >> than the base current.
So, if you pick R1=2.2k and R2 = 3.3k
C1 can be pretty much anything... 10 to 100 uF @ 6 VDC.
YMMV,
-John
Oh, if you want reverse polarity protection, you can use a FW diode bridge
with the mike circuit across the output. Schotty diodes will give a lower
voltage drop.
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> There is a circuit here but also read the comments lower
> down the page
>
> <http://www.electronicecircuits.com/electronic-circuits/carbon-mic-replacement-to-magnetic-mike-converter-circuit>
>
> Dave
> VK4KDP
>
> On 17/03/2013 1:52 AM, David Stinson wrote:
>> Have any diagrams? Thanks!
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