The ADMP401 is a high quality, low cost analog output bottom ported omnidirectional MEMS microphone. That was a mouthful! A wide frequency response and low current consumption makes it perfect for embedded applications. Check for a breakout board below.
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LMFAO!
"We are working on a breakout board and will have it available shortly after you actually needed it."
Score one for honest businesses haha. You guys are great.
I have used many different small speakers to record sound. Has anyone used this mic as a tiny speaker (ear bud or within the ear) or know if it would work?
For what reasons is there a hole at the bottom. Do we need to connect that to ground. No such ground connection shown for the breakout board.
check out page 5 and 6 of the datasheet.
Confirmed by the pictures, it is the same size no matter witch way you flip it. :)
sir i require an MEMS sensor how can i get it
Wonder if this would be suitable for a bat listener? the small size of the MEMS should make it ideal methinks.
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What is the best way to solder it?
Magic fairies that crawl under it and explode to heat up the pads.
add a via in the footprint, heat it from the other side of the PCB with the soldering iron.