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TYPE 2670

1/4‐INCH MICROPHONE PREAMPLIFIER TYPE 2670

Microphone Preamplifier Type 2670 is designed to operate over a wide range of temperature, humidity and other environmental conditions. Delivered with an integral 2M cable with 7-pin LEMO plug.

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TYPE 2670

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The preamplifier Type 2670 is very compact and operates over a wide range of temperature, humidity and other environmental conditions.

  • Full electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
  • LEMO connector for instrument input socket
  • Patented  charge  injection  calibration  technique  for  on‐site calibration  of  the  whole  measuring  channel  including  the microphone
  • Wide dynamic range
  • Very low inherent noise, high input impedance
  • Low output impedance and high output current allow use with long extension cables • Wide working temperature range • Excellent phase linearity
TYPE 2670
Polarization Classical
Lower frequency 15 Hz
Higher frequency 200 kHz
Diameter 1/4 inch
Minimum Temperature -20 °C
Maximum Temperature 60 °C
Minimum Temperature -4 °F
Maximum Temperature 140 °F
Connector Lemo 7-pin
Calibration facility CIC

List of accessories available for all variants of this family

Product Code Description
Adaptor 1/8" Mic to 1/4" Preamp UA-0160--- Adaptor 1/8" Mic to 1/4" Preamp
Adaptor B&K 7-p (M) to LEMO-1B 7-p (F) ZG-0350--- Adaptor B&K 7-p (M) to LEMO-1B 7-p (F)

Use Scenarios

  • Sound measurements with 1/4- and 1/8-inch Brüel & Kjær and other compatible microphones
  • Sound intensity probes

The high distortion limit together with an extremely low inherent noise level gives a wide dynamic range. You can connect ¼" microphones directly and 1/8-inch types using an adaptor. The preamplifier, cable and its connectors all fulfil EMC requirements. You can verify the condition of the microphone, preamplifier and cable on-site using its patented charge injection calibration (CIC) technique.

The low output impedance and high output current capability mean that you can use long cables between the preamplifier and your measuring instrument without loss of signal quality.