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Is the temperature coefficient linear beyond the iec 61094-4 (working class microphone) required limits of -10 °c to +50 °c?
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Yes, the temperature coefficient is linear beyond these limits and has been tested to be consistent between -40 °C and 150 °C   Your Comment




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