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Microphones in a Broadcasting Service, Sound Waves in Air, Operational Forces, Electro-acoustics,
Diffraction and Dimensional Effects, Directional Response Characteristics, Omni-directional Microphones,
Bi-directional Microphones, Uni-directional Microphones, Anti-noise Microphones, Directional Microphones,
Noise, Simple Harmonic Motion, Longitudinal Wave Motion, Energy in a Plane Progressive Wave, Stationary Waves,
Eleetro-mechanical Analogies, Electro-acoustical Analogies, Stretched Membranes and Thin Plates,
Force on a Completely Exposed Diaphragm, Effect of Diffraction on Pressure-Gradient Operation,
First and Second Order Pressure Gradients in Plane and Spherical Waves, AcousLica1 Phase-shift Networks,
Frequency Range and Power
Microphones in a Broadcasting Service, Sound Waves in Air, Operational Forces, Electro-acoustics,
Diffraction and Dimensional Effects, Directional Response Characteristics, Omni-directional Microphones,
Bi-directional Microphones, Uni-directional Microphones, Anti-noise Microphones, Directional Microphones,
Noise, Simple Harmonic Motion, Longitudinal Wave Motion, Energy in a Plane Progressive Wave, Stationary Waves,
Eleetro-mechanical Analogies, Electro-acoustical Analogies, Stretched Membranes and Thin Plates,
Force on a Completely Exposed Diaphragm, Effect of Diffraction on Pressure-Gradient Operation,
First and Second Order Pressure Gradients in Plane and Spherical Waves, AcousLica1 Phase-shift Networks,
Frequency Range and Power
Microphones in a Broadcasting Service, Sound Waves in Air, Operational Forces, Electro-acoustics,
Diffraction and Dimensional Effects, Directional Response Characteristics, Omni-directional Microphones,
Bi-directional Microphones, Uni-directional Microphones, Anti-noise Microphones, Directional Microphones,
Noise, Simple Harmonic Motion, Longitudinal Wave Motion, Energy in a Plane Progressive Wave, Stationary Waves,
Eleetro-mechanical Analogies, Electro-acoustical Analogies, Stretched Membranes and Thin Plates,
Force on a Completely Exposed Diaphragm, Effect of Diffraction on Pressure-Gradient Operation,
First and Second Order Pressure Gradients in Plane and Spherical Waves, AcousLica1 Phase-shift Networks,
Frequency Range and Power
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SECOND
EDITION
lliffeSince the original publication of sucrorHowes
developments have been so extensive that the
resent edition has had to be enlarged to three
times the size of its predecessor.
Until the last decade microphones operated
on one of two principles—pressure or pressure
gradient; a third principle, phase-shift, was
known, ‘but had no commercial application
until the introduction of miniaturised pre-
amplifiers. This opened up a whole new range of
microphones. Over the same period the direc-
tional properties of microphones have been
greatly improved, and a large part of the book
is devoted to these.
There is now an almost bewildering array
of microphones of differing characteristics, and
‘new designs are constantly being produced. The
author makes no attempt to catalogue these but
concentrates mainly on the principles of opera-
tion, and only describes actual microphones if
they illustrate an important feature or have some
historic significance. The book is intended for
the user rather than the designer and so the
mathematics have been omitted from the main
body of the text, but have been collected
together in @ series of appendices for any who
wish to study the subject more deeply.
A. E, Robertson is the Deputy Head of the
BBC Engineering Training Department, and so
is in a strong position to write on the’ subject,
being able to draw on the extensive resources of
the Corporation,
This book, primarily written as a training
‘manual for BBC technicians, will also prove
invaluable to all users of high quality micro-
Phones whether for broadcasting, public address
systems, or recording of all types, it being
femembered that the microphone is the first
link in the chain of high-quality reproduction.
359 pages, including 201 text illustrations and
9 pages of art plates
3RARIESBBC ENGINEERING TRAINING MANUAL
MICROPHONES
A. E, ROBERTSON, B.SC.(ENG.), AMLEE.
Head of BBC Engincering Training Department
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