To make a small acoustic receiver

In summary, the conversation discusses the possibility of creating a simple acoustic receiver using an IC and capacitors. A picture was shared showing a small amplifier and instructions on how to create a mono or double channel loudspeaker. However, the speaker in question is for generating sound rather than receiving it. The conversation also offers suggestions for learning about different types of circuits and provides links to hobby kits that include a microphone and low-power FM transmitter.
  • #1
vavapg
Hello~
Is there anyone good to make a simple acoustic receiver,just like using an IC to connect several capacitors?
Someone pose a picture just as follow.And said that is to make a small amplifier with a single chip and the making of mono loudspeaker and double channel loudspeaker are in this picture.
But...I am new here.Can not understand that very well.Is there a simple one to make?Or who can help explain this picture?

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The data is from http://www.kynix.com/Search/TDA7050.html
Thanks so much.
 
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  • #2
Welcome to the PF.

That IC and the circuits are for generating sound, not for receiving sound. For receiving, you need to use a microphone and some sort of amplifier circuit. What do you want to do with the received audio signal?

You can look at electronics kits as a good way to learn about various kinds of circuits. Here are some that include the microphone and a low-power FM transmitter, so you can hear your voice coming through your FM radio when you tune it to the matching channel...

https://www.lelong.com.my/ht699-fm-transmitter-microphone-electronics-diy-hobby-kit-set-hitectrons-162517356-2016-04-Sale-P.htm
 
  • #3

Related to To make a small acoustic receiver

1. How does an acoustic receiver work?

An acoustic receiver converts sound waves into electrical signals. It has a transducer that receives the sound waves and converts them into electrical signals. These signals are then amplified and processed to produce the desired output.

2. What materials are needed to make a small acoustic receiver?

The materials needed to make a small acoustic receiver include a transducer, amplifier, processor, power source, and a casing. The transducer can be made from piezoelectric materials such as quartz or ceramics, while the other components can be electronic chips and wiring.

3. How small can an acoustic receiver be made?

The size of an acoustic receiver depends on the specific requirements and components used. However, with advancements in technology, acoustic receivers can be made very small, even as small as a few millimeters in diameter.

4. What is the frequency range of an acoustic receiver?

The frequency range of an acoustic receiver can vary depending on the specific design and purpose. However, most acoustic receivers have a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, which is the audible range for humans.

5. How is an acoustic receiver used in scientific research?

An acoustic receiver is used in scientific research to study and monitor underwater sound waves and the behavior of marine animals. It is also used in oceanography to study ocean currents and in geology to study seismic activity. Additionally, acoustic receivers can be used in communication systems for underwater devices.

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