Weewooday 10 Pieces Electret Microphone Amplifier Adjustable MAX4466 Module Microphone Preamplifier Blue Breakout Board Compatible with Arduino
Details
- Voltage5.5 Volts
- ManufacturerWeewooday
- Maximum Supply Voltage5.5 Volts
- Minimum Supply Voltage2.4 Volts (DC)
- Mounting TypeSurface Mount
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Sound Game with Weewooday!
- BROAD COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with Arduino, STM, Raspberry Pi, and more.
- NOISE FREE PERFORMANCE - Exceptional power supply noise rejection for crystal-clear audio.
- UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY - Perfect for audio recording and FFT projects!
- ULTRA LOW POWER CONSUMPTION - Quiescent current of less than 24 microamps keeps your projects efficient.
- ADJUSTABLE GAIN FOR PRECISION - Easily tweak the gain from 25x to 125x for optimal performance.
The Weewooday 10 Pieces Electret Microphone Amplifier MAX4466 Module is a versatile and efficient audio preamplifier designed for various applications, including voice conversion and audio sampling. With adjustable gain, low power consumption, and compatibility with multiple development boards, this module is perfect for tech-savvy creators looking to enhance their audio projects.
Specifications
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Supply Current | 24 Microamps |
| Minimum Supply Voltage | 2.4 Volts (DC) |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Voltage | 5.5 Volts |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 5.5 Volts (DC) |
Reviews
B**T
These work great
I have used 5 of the 10 in my package, and they all work well. Only made a few adjustments to equal them all out but very good quality and great price.Thanks
S**.
Good, simple amplified mic for projects
Was looking for a simple microphone I could use with embedded projects (pi pico, etc.). This fits the bill perfectly. It works with a 3.3 or 5V supply and has reasonable noise levels and a decent output level. No complaints at all.
E**N
Since it contains an amplifier, it has a low impedance output that can drive a long line.
I used one of them for an outside microphone that I use to study various natural and man-made sounds with an audio spectrum analyzer. Also great for use with an Ardunio for measuring sound. Use the Arduino 3.3 volt regulator to supply power to the mic for low noise. The 5 volt supply can be quite noisy.
A**Z
Great 2 volt PP output.
The 2 volt output is great, unfortunately the output impedance is too high.
N**O
Working good
Couldve used higher gain, but works good.
U**R
Faulty batch, none are working.
In this batch none are working. The one I got a couple years ago was ok.
M**S
Works well
I've used 2 of these already and they are great... Wish I found them a long time ago.. mic gain is a lot.. too much.. the first electret mic didn't work so I replaced it with another that I had before.. and they work well.. buying 2 more sets.. just incase
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