Calibration Chart 1" Pressure Microphone GRAS. SOUND & VIBRATION Type 40EN Microphone Type 40EN: Serial No. 171012 Calibration Date. 07. Avg, 2013, Operator: HM Enviromental Calibration Conditions: Temperature: 24°C Polative huricity: 45% Barometric pressure: 110 hPa Frequency Response re. 250 Hz (08) } 100 1000 " Pressure Microphone Type 40EN Serial No. 171012 GRAS. SOUND & VIBRATION Open Circuit Sensitivity The calibration is performed by comparison with a Reference Microphone Cartridge Type 40AG and is troceable to the National Physical Laboratory, UK. ‘The stated sensitivity for the microphone cartridge is the open circuit sersitivity. When used with a typical preamplifier, like the G.R.AS. Type 26AH, the sersitivity will be O.2 0B lower. Test Frequency | Measvred Level | Massed Laval] _Uncertarey thal “trivieal | (are wipe) | (08) 250 46.54 25.64 06 f 10000 40000 Frequancy (Hz) Frequency response The graph shows the frequency response of the microphone, The response is recorded by elecrostatic actuator and is measured relative to 250 Hz. (See back for more information)AOEN Pressure Microohone The 40EN is a 1” precision microphone for general purpose acoustic measurements in couplers, at boundaries etc. The microphone complies with the requirements in IEC Standard 61094 part 4. The pressure microphone is designed to measure the sound pressure at the diaphragm. It has a flat its entire pressure frequency frequency range. response in Specifications Nominal Open Circuit Sensitivity at 250Hz 50 mviPa Frequency Respon: 22: 2.6 Hz - 8 kHz Polarization Voltage: 200v Upper Limit of Dynamic Range: 3% Distortion 146 0B re. 20 uPa Lower Limit of Dynamic Range: Thermal noise 9.6dBA re. 20 Pa Nominal Cartridge Capacitance: Polarized 56 pF Resonance Frequency: 90° Phase shift B kHz Effective Front Volume: Nominal at 250Hz 145 mm? Static Pressure Coefficient: 250 Hz at 25°C -0.0016 dB/kPa Sensitivity to Vibrations: microphone itself in the sound field will change the sound pressure. In general the sound pressure around the microphone cartridge will increase due to reflections and diffraction. The pressure microphone is designed so that it measures the pressure on the diaphragm, including the influence of the microphone on the sound field. ‘At higher frequencies the presence of the | | Sensitivity to Vibrations: Equiv. SPL for Im/s* per- pendicular to diaphragm 6748 re.20:Pa ‘Temperature Range: -40 to +150°C Mean Temperature Coefficient: 10 to +50°C 0.003 dB/"C | IEC 61094-4 Type Designation: | wsiP | Length: ' With Protection Grid 19.0 mm Diameter: | With Protection Grid 23.77 mm | Without Protection Grid 23.77 mm | Thread: | Protection Grid 23.11 mm 60 UNS Preamplifier 23.11 mm 60 UNS Weight: 32¢40EN Pressure Microphone Venting (Monge ey SET i | Pressure microphone \witn protection gria Frontvented Factory-setting 4 Note: For Transportation by Ai ‘Container, or the Type No. ring should be loose. ‘This paper describes the different venting options for a GRAS type 4DEN Pressure Microphone | | Back-vented Used — for reciprocity calibration with Helium Non-vented For use at very low frequencies (below 0.5 Hz.) Apply a very thin film of o-ring grease to the seating surfaces in Non-vented Configurstion, the Microphone should be stored in an Airtight