Microphone - Revision history

DavidB4: cleanup

2016-10-11T03:08:06Z

cleanup

DavidB4: same technology as a speaker

2016-10-11T03:07:24Z

same technology as a speaker

DavidB4: tweak

2016-09-16T03:04:16Z

tweak

DavidB4: reworked, cleanup

2016-09-16T03:03:51Z

reworked, cleanup

DavidB4-bot: /* See also */clean up & uniformity

2016-06-27T22:53:57Z

‎See also: clean up & uniformity

TheAmericanRedoubt: Created page with "A '''microphone''' or '''mike''' is device that is acoustic to electric. It has a sensor that the sound in the air into an electrical signal. Microphones ..."

2014-12-11T02:58:18Z

Created page with "A '''microphone''' or '''mike''' is device that is acoustic to electric. It has a sensor that the sound in the air into an electrical signal. Microphones ..."

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A '''microphone''' or '''mike''' is device that is [[acoustic]] to [[electric]]. It has a [[sensor]] that the [[sound]] in the [[air]] into an [[electrical signal]]. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], [[two-way radio]]s, etc.

==See Also==
* [[Amateur radio]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Electrical Engineering]]
[[Category:Electricity]]
[[Category:Electronics]]

[[Category:Radio]]
[[Category:Amateur Radio]]

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−	A '''microphone''' (or ''mike'') is an [[electric]] auditory pickup device. It has a [[sensor]] that detects the vibrations ([[sound]]) in the [[air]] and converts them into an analog or digital signal. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], and two-way radios.	+	A '''microphone''' (or ''mike'') is an [[electric]] auditory pickup device. It has a [[sensor]] that detects the vibrations ([[sound]]) in the [[air]] and converts them into an analog or digital signal. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], and two-way radios. A microphone is very similar to an [[audio speaker]]. Although microphones and speakers are designed for their specific purposes, the technology used is the same either way. By simply reversing the direction of power (cross-connect positive to negative and negative to positive) one device can technically be used for the opposite purpose.

	==See also==		==See also==

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−	A '''microphone''' (or ''mike'') is an [[electric]] auditory pickup device. It has a [[sensor]] that detects the vibrations ([[sound]]) in the [[air]] and converts them into an analog or digital signal. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], and[[two-way ~~radio]]s~~.	+	A '''microphone''' (or ''mike'') is an [[electric]] auditory pickup device. It has a [[sensor]] that detects the vibrations ([[sound]]) in the [[air]] and converts them into an analog or digital signal. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], and two-way radios.

	==See also==		==See also==

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-A '''microphone''' or '''mike''' is device that is [[acoustic]] to [[electric]]. It has a [[sensor]] that the [[sound]] in the [[air]] into an [[electrical signal]]. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], [[two-way radio]]s, etc.
+A '''microphone''' (or ''mike'') is an [[electric]] auditory pickup device. It has a [[sensor]] that detects the vibrations ([[sound]]) in the [[air]] and converts them into an analog or digital signal. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], and[[two-way radio]]s.
 ==See also==
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 [[Category:Electrical Engineering]]
 [[Category:Electronics]]

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 A '''microphone''' (or ''mike'') is an [[electric]] auditory pickup device. It has a [[sensor]] that detects the vibrations ([[sound]]) in the [[air]] and converts them into an analog or digital signal. Microphones are used in numerous devices such as [[telephone]]s, [[cellular phone]], [[amateur radio]], and two-way radios.  A microphone is very similar to an [[audio speaker]].  Although microphones and speakers are designed for their specific purposes, the technology used is the same either way.  By simply reversing the direction of power (cross-connect positive to negative and negative to positive) one device can technically be used for the opposite purpose.
-==See also==
+<!--==References==
-* [[Amateur radio]]
+{{reflist}}-->
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 ==References==
 {{reflist}}
 [[Category:Electrical Engineering]]
 [[Category:Electronics]]