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How to implement SimpleP48 with PUI 5035 three-pin design?
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Hello everybody.
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I'm going to try for the first time to build a microphone with a PUIaudio AOM-5035 capsule + SimpleP48. The choice of this capsule is due to the fact that I need 135dB SPL of maximum sound pressure. My question is: since the capsule has three pins, is it enough to add a 48k resistance to the drain and maintain the manufacturer's recommendation? I attach the manufacturer's recommended drive circuit. The capacitor, could it be a 10uF 25v DC Aluminum Electrolytic?
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I thank you in advance for your contribution and wisdom.
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Gustavo
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Am 04.09.24 um 17:17 schrieb gustavoafonsoalmeida via groups.io:
Hello everybody.If I may ask, what are you planning to pick up with it? Ralf -- Ralf R. Radermacher - K?ln/Cologne, Germany Blog : Audio : Fotos : |
I am a sound engineer and I work mainly with orchestral recordings. My setup included Decca-Tree with Gefell M221 plus Schoeps and Neumann spots. The challenge now is to build a sound reinforcement setup inspired by Remic microphones. I have already successfully implemented the PUI DOM-3027 (8mm - 110dB max spl) + SimpleP48 on the strings and now I need a capsule that can be placed on the brass, that's why I bought AOM-5035 and POM-2739 to test. |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýLook into Ricardo's folder and SimpleP48. doc. At page Dec 2015, there is a mention of a very simple mod I
suggested that allows to increase significantly the max spl. Also in Stefano's folder, there is also "3 versions of the simple
p48, where he presents the mesurements. Le 04/09/2024 ¨¤ 17:17,
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýYes it is different. Le 04/09/2024 ¨¤ 19:42,
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"is it possible to change the SimpleP48 circuit so that the PUI AOM-5024 supports more than 110 dB SPL?" Sadly? no. I have tested this capsule, which I love BTW. It has a very high sensitivity. And at high SPL's the output get very high. it will start clipping the internal fet above 110dB.? Jules On Thu, Sep 5, 2024 at 5:08?AM gustavoafonsoalmeida via <gustavoafonsoalmeida=[email protected]> wrote:
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI can't answer that with absolute certainty, but the principle
used (degenerating the FET's transconductance by adding a resistor
in series with its source) works with any FET. Of course some
experimentation is required. I doubt the 110dBspl limitation is due to the capsule. It's
generally teh FET, but by decreasing gain, it can operate at much
higher spl. Le 05/09/2024 ¨¤ 12:08, gustavoafonsoalmeida@...
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One option is Jerry's 'Marcel mod' in Fig4 and p10 of SimpleP48.pdf.
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Another is RENE¡¯S CHARGE AMP (SimpleP48RCA) on p12.? This will be slightly quieter than the 'Marcel mod'.
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Both will give lower THD and much higher output before overload cos they introduce a lot of feedback and lower sensitivity at the same time.
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To give them the best chance of reaching 135dB spl cleanly, you should choose a resistor that gives just under 10V across the capsule. |
First of all, I would like to thank the group for all the information they shared, as without it I would not have been successful. After some experimentation, I managed to get 9VDC from the capsule. To date, only subjective tests have been carried out, i.e. listening through headphones. The result is a microphone that can handle sound pressure levels of around 130 dB SPL peak and has an excellent signal-to-noise ratio for what is intended. The implementation was done without cable, i.e. capsule, components and XLR plug.
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My question now, since I need a microphone cable with at least 2 meters between the capsule and the XLR connector, is whether the Rs resistor (shunt between ground and source) should be placed next to the capsule and in this way I use the cable shield for extra protection (mic body/screen) soldered to pin 1, or if I also place the Rs resistor next to the XLR connector and in this way I lose this protection?
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Thanks a lot. |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI don't understand why you surmise that " if I also place the Rs resistor next to the XLR connector and in this way I lose this protection" You may place the resistor any place you choose, and in any case the shield should be connected to pin 1. Can you draw a schematic of both possibilities? Le 15/09/2024 ¨¤ 10:02,
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýVersion 1 is definitely wrong, as nothing is really shielded. Le 15/09/2024 ¨¤ 13:21,
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All you really need to do is connect the Source to Ground and then it is "two wire" You get higher sensitivity and a lower Max SPL but I have never had an issue with that. Jules On Sun, Sep 15, 2024 at 6:21?AM gustavoafonsoalmeida via <gustavoafonsoalmeida=[email protected]> wrote:
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