A microphone capsule is an electronic component used to convert sound into electrical signals. It is commonly found in devices such as smartphones, computers, and other audio input or output systems.
Inside the microphone capsule, a diaphragm vibrates when it encounters sound waves. In pin-type microphone capsules, these vibrations are converted into electrical signals through internal structures connected to the pins.
Advantages of Using Pins Over Wires:
- Easy Integration: Pins are easier to insert directly into a PCB (Printed Circuit Board), simplifying assembly and reducing manufacturing time.
- Better Signal Transmission: Pins offer more stable and efficient electrical contact, improving the quality of signal transmission.
- Increased Stability and Reliability: Pins ensure a more secure mechanical connection, reducing the chance of disconnection or performance degradation over time.
The decision to use pin-type or wire-type microphone capsules largely depends on the product's design, space constraints, and the layout of the circuit board. However, using pins generally helps enhance the quality and stability of sound signal transmission.
