microphone

(Askeri) VURUŞ MİKROFONU (HV.): Bir başka cisme çarpan cisimdeki titreşimi tespit eden ve özellikle uzay araştırmalarında küçük gök cisimlerinin çarpmasını kaydeden bir alet

measurement microphone

ölçme mikrofonu

moving coil microphone

elektrodinamik mikrofon

moving coil microphone

hareketli bobinli mikrofon

mute microphone

(Bilgisayar) mikrofon sesini kapat

mute microphone

(Bilgisayar) mikrofonu sustur

piezoelectric microphone

(Elektrik, Elektronik,Teknik) piezoelektrik mikrofon

piezoelectric microphone

(Elektrik, Elektronik,Teknik) kristal mikrofon

ribbon microphone

kurdele mikrofon

throat microphone

boğaz mikrofonu

English - English

Definition of microphone in English English dictionary: To put one or more [[#Noun|microphones]] on or in; A device (transducer) used to convert sound waves into a varying electric current; normally fed into an amplifier and either recorded or broadcast
garden of microphones, which stuck up like metal flowers in her face.; an apparatus for magnifying faint sounds; {n} an instrument to increase small sounds; A device that converts acoustic or sound energy into electrical energy; An instrument that converts sound waves into an electric current, usually fed into an amplifier, a recorder, or a broadcast transmitter; A transducer device that converts air pressure waves into electrical signals; The apparatus affixed to the radio which converts sound waves to electrical impulses; an electromechanical transducer that converts sound pressure into an electrical signal Condenser mics require power to charge a capacitor used to sense changes in sound pressure levels (SPL); is an input device that captures live sounds such as your voice or perhaps a dog barking; An instrument for intensifying and making audible very feeble sounds; A device for converting sound waves into electrical current; It produces its effects by the changes of intensity in an electric current, occasioned by the variations in the contact resistance of conducting bodies, especially of imperfect conductors, under the action of acoustic vibrations; A device used to convert sound waves to electrical signals; {i} device which converts sound waves into electronic signals for recording and amplification or broadcast; a device that allows you to record sounds as input to your computer; device for converting sound waves into electrical energy; A device that converts sound waves into electrical signals To record sound on your PC, you need a microphone to convert sound to electrical signals; A device that converts sound waves into audio signals; An instrument which converts a relatively small dynamic pressure change into an electrical signal See transducer; A microphone is a device that is used to make sounds louder or to record them on a tape recorder. Device for converting sound waves into electric power that has wave characteristics essentially similar to those of the sound. By proper design, a microphone may be given directional characteristics so that it will pick up sound primarily from a single direction, from two directions, or more or less uniformly from all directions. In addition to their use in telephone transmitters, microphones are most widely applied in hearing aids, sound-recording systems (principally magnetic and digital tape recorders), dictating machines, and public-address systems; A device that converts power in the form of sound waves into electrical power This can be directional or nondirectional, flat frequency response or contoured, fixed or mobile, condenser or dynamic or one of many other types, wired or wireless, high or low impedance, with or without preamp, etc; A transducer which converts sound pressure waves into electrical signals; A device that transduces air vibrations into corresponding electrical signals; A transducer for converting acoustic energy to electrical energy; the part of the hearing aid that picks up sounds; Device for converting sound into electrical pulses which can then be amplified or recorded onto tape Signals from a microphone are very low level and are amplified in the mixing desk to line level See Dynamic Mic, Condenser Mic, Phantom Power, Pick-up, Radio Mic; mic
microphone boom: {i} long rod that carries a microphone from above and hangs over a movie or television set
microphone noise: {i} unwanted sounds produced on a microphone
carbon microphone: A microphone containing carbon granules, whose electrical resistance varies with pressure
A microphone: mike
The Microphone: stick
The Microphone: -stick
a microphone: mic
condenser microphone: microphone consisting of a capacitor with one plate fixed and the other forming the diaphragm moved by sound waves
crystal microphone: a microphone in which sound waves vibrate a piezoelectric crystal that generates a varying voltage
directional microphone: A microphone that is more sensitive to sound approaching from one direction
directional microphone: A microphone that picks up sound better from one direction than from another Examples of directional microphones are cardioid, super cardioid, hyper cardioid, bi-directional, stereo
microphones: plural of microphone