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FAMILY 4944

1/4" PRESSURE-FIELD MICROPHONE, PREPOLARIZED

Type 4944 is a ¼-inch Prepolarized Pressure-field Microphone designed for high-level and high-frequency measurements over a frequency range of 4 Hz To 70 kHz.

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FAMILY 4944

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Prepolarized ¼″ Pressure-field Microphone Type 4944 is specially designed for high-level and high-frequency measurements. By using new materials and a new way of mounting the diaphragm, the microphone is geared to withstand rough handling. The assembly of the microphone in a clean room environment ensures that the microphone can be used in high-humidity environments and still produce reliable results. Type 4944 can be used with sound level meters to measure high sound pressure levels

  • High-level measurements
  • High-frequency measurements
  • Flush mounting
  • In small closed couplers, close to hard reflective surfaces or flush-mounted
  • The sensitivity has been optimised to allow measurements of high sound pressure levels without clipping in the built-in CCLD preamplifier.
FAMILY 4944
Standard IEC 61094
Sound field Pressure field
Polarization CCLD
Sensitivity 0.9 mV/Pa
Lower frequency 16 Hz
Higher frequency 70 kHz, 70000 Hz
Lower dynamic range 48 dB
Higher dynamic range 169 dB
Diameter 1/4 inch
Venting Side
Minimum Temperature -20 °C
Maximum Temperature 100 °C
Minimum Temperature -4 °F
Maximum Temperature 212 °F
Output signal (connectivity) Passive

DESIGN AND ROBUSTNESS

The shape of the microphone front ensures excellent microphone performance when flush-mounted. The laser-welded diaphragm on the microphone housing ensures that the sensitivity is resistant to rough handling during flush mounting.

MICROPHONE DAT CD

The microphone is supplied with a mini-CD. This mini-CD carries all individual calibration data as well as random-incidence and free-field corrections. The influence of ¼-inch Nose Cone UA-0385 is also available.

CALIBRATION

The sensitivity can be calibrated at 250 Hz using Pistonphone Type 4228 with ¼-inch adaptor DP-0775. The pressure-field response can be measured using Actuator UA-0033 with Adaptor DB-0264. The pressure-field response is equal to the actuator response.