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Dynamic Microphone Amplifier Circuit

This document presents an abstract for a student electronics lab project to simulate a dynamic microphone amplifier circuit using transistors in PSpice. The circuit aims to amplify an audio input signal from a 200 ohm dynamic microphone by around 150 times over a range of 50Hz to 100KHz. It uses two transistors - one as a preamplifier and the other for further amplification, with feedback provided by a resistor network. The circuit is designed to operate on 12V or 9V power and can handle signals from low impedance microphones with minor component value changes.

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Dynamic Microphone Amplifier Circuit

This document presents an abstract for a student electronics lab project to simulate a dynamic microphone amplifier circuit using transistors in PSpice. The circuit aims to amplify an audio input signal from a 200 ohm dynamic microphone by around 150 times over a range of 50Hz to 100KHz. It uses two transistors - one as a preamplifier and the other for further amplification, with feedback provided by a resistor network. The circuit is designed to operate on 12V or 9V power and can handle signals from low impedance microphones with minor component value changes.

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Shivaram K Viswanathan
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-ELECTRONICS LAB PROJECT-

ABSTRACT

TOPIC: DYNAMIC MICROPHONE AMPLIFIER USING TRANSISTORS


AIM:

To simulate (using p - spice), a dynamic microphone preamplifier circuit with a sample audio input
signal and to show the produced amplified output.

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM :

About the circuit :

This circuit diagram of a simple dynamic microphone amplifier using two transistors. The
amplification factor of this circuit is around 150 and can handle signals from 50Hz to 100Khz.
These features make it ideal for audio applications. The audio signal from the microphone is
coupled to the base of Q1 via the capacitor C1 and resistor R3. Q1 works as a preamplifier
here. The pre-amplified signal will be coupled to the base of Q2 for further amplification.
Resistor network comprising of R4, R5 and R6 provides the necessary negative feedback.
Final output signal will be available at the emitter of Q2.
 The circuit is to be simulated in pspice

 12V/9V DC may be used to power the circuit.

 This circuit is designed for use with 200 Ohm dynamic microphones. For
usage with low impedance microphones, the value of R3 must be
increased to around 47o Ohms and C1 must be decreased to around
2.2uF.

 The circuit can be also operated from a 9V PP3 battery with a little
compromise on performance.

SUBMITTED BY,

MANOJ KUMAR C - CB107EE040

SHIVARAM K V - CB107EE056

SIRAGU K - CB107EE057

SIVARAJAPANDIAN S - CB107EE058

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