Bone Conductor Transducer

$14.95

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Description

Description

This speaker does not have a moving cone like most speakers, instead there is a metal rod wrapped with the voice coil. When current is pulsed through the coil the metal will expand and contract ā€“ and once pressed against a flat surface or cavity it becomes a speaker!

Pressed against your jaw or ear bone turns your skull into a speaker cavity ā€“ the result being sound seeming to originate within your head that no one else can hear!

If you plan to use the bone conduction transducer for prolonged direct contact with skin, we recommend that cover the transducer and wire connections to prevent accidental shorting of driver current through the skin, due to sweat and electrolyte accumulation around the metal parts.

This has 8 ohm impedance and should be run at about 1W. It pairs great with the TPA2012 breakout ā€“ just connect it as you would with any other speaker!


Features

  • Power handling: 1 watt RMS/2 watt max
  • Impedance: 8 ohm
  • Frequency response: 300-19,000 Hz (but will vary with what you use as the transducer surface)
  • Dimensions: 22 x 14.2 x 8mm
  • Le: 1.26 mH
  • Re: 5.8 ohms
  • Fs: 1,600 Hz
  • SPL: 90.1 dB 1W/1m (but will vary with what you use as the transducer surface)
  • Wire Length: 14mm


  Difficulty Level

Soldering Skill: N/A
Prototyping Skill: Beginner
Programming Skill: N/A

  Product Certifications

  Product Attributes

Weight: 11 g

  Warranty Policy

This product has a 30 Day Warranty from the date of delivery. The item must not be modified, abused, incorrectly hooked up, or used for purposes outside the original scope of design.

  Return Policy

This product is returnable Within 14 Days of delivery for a store credit. Item must be unopened, unused, and in re-saleable condition.

 
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Comments

  1. Phil Desrosiers

    How do I actually mount this to a surface? Screws? Sticky tape? Superglue?

  2. mike87

    I used these with a bracket and an elastic band to hold them against a surface and worked out ok

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