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I'm searching for a sound/audio sensor with ultra-low power consumption to detect the presence of a really loud noise (100dB+). The controller runs on battery and there is no option for a different power supply.

MEMS microphone: These do look like the real power savers but the byproduct seems to be some way too high sensitivity. I read about that Vesper VM1010 ( ) which looks like a perfect fit (if the noise threshold can be set high enough) with about 10us current but as a hobbyist I'm totally unable to do anything with PCB and I can not find any (cheap!) breakout boards.

The common use case for sound sensor seems to be the detection of (very) low noises and I have been searching for a while now to find my product. And yes I even considered to design my own PCB circuit but I have a lack of electronic knowledge and I just don't want to believe that there isn't any smart solution for simple people.

All you need is about 80 dB of attenuation, across the whole audio frequency which is harder than it sounds ( pun intended ) as lots of materials behave more like a low pass filter, so you can still hear the bass.

Acoustic Pressure is logarithmic (dB SPL) meaning it spans many decades of power levels and choosing a calibrated 100dB can be done, but this is another task for you to define, as well as defining the minimum event duration and stretching the event to stay ON or to some interface device.

There was also the VM3011 (now discontinued), which has the trigger level configurable over I2C instead of analog. The highest dB level it can trigger at is 91.5 dB SPL. Power consumption in idle is 10 uA.However, note that these soundlevels are measured in the area of 2-800 Hz. So one needs to check if that fits the intended application.

For a complete sensor, one may also need a microcontroller, as well as a data transmission system. The power budget for data transmission would depend a lot on the range needed, choice of networking technology.

"I concur with the assessment. These speaklers are the real deal. They are a real step up from the 210 MTMs. I have taken delivery 2 days ago and have experienced great sound. I own or have owned.. PSA 210MTM (LCR) w/ (2) MT110SR JTR 212HTR (LCR) w/ (6) 110 Slanted DIY Elusive 1099s (LCR) w/Volt 10's and 6's I love their sound and thought to myself, those are awesome speakers, just clear and effortless. I can honestly tell you the 212MTM speakers are on Par with JTR's and in some cases better depending on the application and material. At the sale price they are a steal. I mean, a real steal. I know many of the questions here want to compare the speakers, I have and I tell you it can be a toss up depending on how you USE the speaker. For HT, between all of these, you'd be hard pressed to tell a difference. Seriously! But with music, the Separation/Dynamics and Clarity of the 3-way design start to take over. I love the 210s for their value, but for pure sound and separation, the 3 way Tom and team designed is clear and very dynamic. It just sounds GREAT. Oh.... and the Bonus rear panel, This is a game changer for those who may want active amplification in the future. I love the option." -Phonzo07

"These speakers are Awesome!!! I spent about 8 hours yesterday with my go to music and movies, most of which I have used for over 10 years now. I just kept wanting to turn the volume up. Most of that 8 hours was -5 to reference level listening. It was almost uncanny. It wasn't like I could not get enough but more like I just kept wanting more. When I'm testing new speakers and subs I pour the coal to that system to test the limits. I literally go till I can't take anymore. Until the fatigue becomes painful. There are no negatives only Pro's so here are a few. Ultra Clarity ... Turn this speaker up as loud as you can take without any distortion. Dynamics ... This is the quietest reference capable and loudest -35 speaker I've ever heard. It's dynamics shine no matter how high or how low the volume is. Most speakers require loud volumes for good dynamics. These just require power, If they are on then the crystal clear dynamics stand out. Mid bass is excellent for a sealed speaker and the avr set the XO level at 40hz for the 212s and 60hz for the 210s. I raised it to 80hz. Although not needed in any way this speaker will be easy to EQ and probably really shine from auto EQ like XT32 and Dirac. I now own the speakers and subs (7.4.4 system) I want to keep "forever" (as if there is such a thing). I'm now looking to get the most out of that system so next purchase will be the Denon A1H. The combination will be oustanding with seemingly endless potential. If you have these speakers on order then you are in for a Real Treat!!!! Tom you really hit it out of the park with this speaker (+the TV21ipal are just crazy good) I love the combination." -countrywv

I should add at this point that using better equipment to add value and performance works just as well with records as it does with equipment. Every time I make an improvement in my system I get better sound from my best records, and the better those records are the more improvement I hear and the more value I get from that investment.

Meanwhile on classical pieces, where my system had seemed to strain to pick up the sound of horns and percussion across the expanse of the hall, these instruments spring to life effortlessly with sharp, well defined transients, giving new life to recordings that had sounded veiled and dull in the past.

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The Baha System includes sound processors for different levels of hearing loss, so you can getone that is right for you. And should your hearing loss change over time, more powerful processors may be available, so you can continue hearing your best.

tag_hash_112The Baha 5 SuperPower is the first head-worn super power sound processor.1 Its split system design works to minimise feedback to allow the higher amplification that people with more severe hearing loss may require.

What about power level? Well, the same as with sound pressure, we like to compress the enormous range of sound power found in real life into something more manageable. For that purpose we use the decibel notation, where

SWL = 10 log SW/SW0 dB

Where SWL is the sound power level of a source in dB

SW is the sound power of the same source in Watt and

SW0 is the reference power = 10-12 W = 1 pW

Here are some values of Sound Power and Sound Power Level:

For example a lawn mower (SWL = 100 dB) will generate 70 dB at a distance of 10 m. However, at 20 m the SPL will be 63 dB. And it will be 57 dB at 40 m. One can see that the noise level (and its perception too) is drastically reduced at the beginning, but as one gets further and further from the source, the further reduction becomes unimportant, as it can be seen in Figure 2 (distances are on the horizontal axis and sound levels on the vertical).

As mentioned above, sound power is a measure that characterizes a sound source. As such, it is important when purchasing a machine or a device, since it allows for comparison between two products with respect to the impact that it will have in the workplace or the home. Besides, its disclosure is now required by the European Union as well as by Canadian authorities in specific circumstances.

There are an estimated 6 million depressed people in America. So the book did really well. And I began getting calls from not just America but really around the world saying, is there somebody who does this kind of work in Topeka or LA or wherever? And the calls, of course, were primarily from women.

Sound has the power to move us. Whether it be a single listener or hundreds all at once, studies have shown that sound can stir human emotions and elicit specific reactions. Composers, engineers and sound designers have been discovering and implementing core principles of sound for years, knowing their effect on the mind, body, soul, and human behavior.

Sound frequencies are at the center of the latest developments in sound research and innovation. New research is revealing how different sound frequencies (measured in Hz) can mimic and induce electromagnetic activity within the brain. For those outside of the scientific realm, Hz is a standard international measurement, representing the number of completed cycles per second. It is used as a measurement of sound, electromagnetic radiation, computing and other electrical technologies. For sound, think of it as the number of times a sound wave is able to repeat itself in one second. 2351a5e196