L1, with associated capacitors is an EMI filter that both
prevents interference/noise coming from the USB connection to
pollute the mic circuit AND to prevent oscillation residues from
the switching converter to pollute the USB port.
Le 11/02/2024 à 04:28, Dude a écrit?:
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May I inquire as to what the inductor, L1, is
doing is this application? I have been trying to utilize USBc
and lightning, for small electret capsules from iPhones and
relatively recent ?smartphones, and having some troubles.?
Here's a version of a USB powered Alice.? Comments
welcome since my ability to make errors is well known.
On Fri, Nov 17, 2023 at
8:30?AM Timothy Aguana <
lolnetian@...>
wrote:
Hello, I've drafted up a DIY design that I think
could work to drive an electret capsule like the
TSB-2555B through the use of a DC-DC converter () to derive a
stepped up voltage from the 5V supply rail of a .?
The generated voltage of the microphone is fed into an
amplification circuit from the?
Presented below is the proposed amplification scheme:

Similar to the aforementioned OPA-Alice circuit, the
amplifier to be used is planned to be the OPA1642.
The USB soundcard to be integrated to the design
utilizes a CM108 IC with an input range of 2.88 V
pk-to-pk and a default input signal gain stage of 20dB
(gain of 10).
I am relatively new to the design of microphone
circuitry and this design is heavily inspired the by
videos and instructables from DIY Perkz and DJJules.?
I would like to ask for advice regarding the design
choices made and the validity/viability of the
proposed design.