GB190710440A - Improvements in Microphones for Telephones. - Google Patents

Improvements in Microphones for Telephones.

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GB190710440A
GB190710440A GB190710440DA GB190710440A GB 190710440 A GB190710440 A GB 190710440A GB 190710440D A GB190710440D A GB 190710440DA GB 190710440 A GB190710440 A GB 190710440A
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10,440. Browne, R. C. May 4. Telephones.-Microphones are so constructed that the current flows at right-angles to the direction of the pressure produced by the sound waves. A thin layer of granular carbon 26, Fig. 3, is retained between non-conducting walls 18, 19 supported by the insulating-frames 15, 16, 17. The retaining walls 18, 19 are constructed of mica and silk cemented together, and are respectively secured to the main diaphragm 13 and to the support 14. The electrodes 23, of platinum, gold, aluminium, &c., are preferably of thin metal, and project into the layer of granular carbon, being formed with current-focusing portions c so that the current is most dense in that portion of the granular carbon which is most greatly compressed. In a modified construction, three electrodes are employed. The thin layer of carbon 26 may be made of considerable length and breadth, so that very high resistance microphones may be constructed in this way.
GB190710440D 1907-05-04 1907-05-04 Improvements in Microphones for Telephones. Expired GB190710440A (en)

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