muragavino
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Thank you very much, audioguru, for your advise and detailed information.
These two schematics posted by audioguru, work both with 9V. Could they work with 3.3V?
What I need is a circuit to work with the 3.3V you can get out of a PC-mic input, where the tip of the phone jack caries the audio signal, the ring is connected via a resistor of 2.2k to 3.3V, and the sleeve goes to GND. Since the preamps in the PCs do always have a decoupling cap, ring and tip can safely be shorted to supply the 3.3V as phantom power.
Thanks again!
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I just copied it from the PCB that was in the throat-mic housing. It is a single layer PCB and simple enough not to make any error.
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Hi audioguru,
thanks for the fast reply!
The pickup is a simple piezo-disc (buzzer) used in a very cheap throat microphone. Since it wasn´t doing its job - sound was heard from all directions, not only from the throat - I have meliorated the throat-mic by acoustic means using silicon gel as sound conductor and expanded rubber as isolator. Now it works just lovely!
As a matter of fact, it works that well, that I wanted to make some more on my own account, but I can´t figure out which transistor to use. The "horrible circuit" works actually very well.
Searching the internet I now found as possible candidate the 2SC1623-L6, which has "L6" printed on the SOT23 housing, and which is a NPN. Do you think this transistor is possible?
Thanks again,
Michael
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Hi There!
Could anybody help me to find a specific transistor for a preamplifier for Piezo pickups? The preamp works with the 3.3V feed out of e.g. a PC mircophone input (Phantom).
In the attachment I prepared a schematic of the preamp. Please help me to understand what transitor is used here.
Thanks!
"L6" - what kind of transistor?
in Datasheet/Parts requests
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Thanks Hero999, I will order some FETs like the above mentioned 2N5457 or 2N5484 and give it a try as soon as I have the parts. The results I will publish here.
Thank you all for your help, it is great to meet you guys!