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61 microphone calibration
<av> ■ Mikrofoneichung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > microphone calibration
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62 microphone capsule
<av> ■ Mikrofonkapsel f -
63 microphone cartridge
<av> ■ Mikrofonkapsel f -
64 microphone connector
<av> ■ Mikrofonanschlusstecker m -
65 microphone coupling
<av> ■ Mikrofonkopplung f -
66 microphone cut key
<av> ■ Räuspertaste f -
67 microphone diaphragm
<av> ■ Mikrofonmembran f -
68 microphone efficiency factor
<av> ■ Mikrofonübertragungsfaktor mEnglish-german technical dictionary > microphone efficiency factor
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69 microphone gallows
<av> ■ Mikrofongalgen m -
70 microphone headset
<av> (e.g. for dictating, call centers, intercom) ■ Kopfhörergarnitur mit Mikrofon f ; Sprechgarnitur f ; Kopfhörermikrofon n -
71 microphone housing
<av> ■ Mikrofongehäuse n -
72 microphone input
<edp.av> ■ Mikrofoneingang m ; Mic-in m ; Mikro-Eingang m -
73 microphone input socket
<av> ■ Mikrofonbuchse f ; Mikrofon-Anschlussbuchse f ; Mikrofon-Eingang mEnglish-german technical dictionary > microphone input socket
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74 microphone inset
<av> ■ Mikrofonkapsel f -
75 microphone noise
<av> ■ Mikrofongeräusch n ; Mikrofonrauschen n -
76 microphone preamplifier
<av> ■ Mikrofonvorverstärker mEnglish-german technical dictionary > microphone preamplifier
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77 microphone recording
<av> ■ Mikrofonaufnahme f -
78 microphone reference point
<av> ■ Mikrofonzentrum nEnglish-german technical dictionary > microphone reference point
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79 microphone socket
<av> ■ Mikrofonbuchse f ; Mikrofon-Anschlussbuchse f ; Mikrofon-Eingang m -
80 microphone stand
<av> ■ Mikrofonstativ n
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microphone — [ mikrɔfɔn ] n. m. • 1721; de micro et phone 1 ♦ Hist. des sc. Instrument augmentant l intensité des sons, de manière à les rendre perceptibles. 2 ♦ (1878; angl. microphone [1877]) Cour. Capteur électroacoustique transformant une vibration sonore … Encyclopédie Universelle
microphone — mi cro*phone (m[imac] kr[ o]*f[=o]n), n. [Micro + Gr. fwnh sound, voice: cf. F. microphone.] (Physics) An instrument for converting sounds into electrical signals, for the purpose of recording or amplifying the sounds. It produces its effects in… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
microphone — ou microphonium 1. (mi kro fo n ou mi kro fo ni om ) s. m. Instrument qui rend perceptibles les sons les plus faibles, quand il est en contact avec le corps sonnant. ÉTYMOLOGIE Micro..., et terme grec signifiant voix. microphone 2. (mi kro fo… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
microphone — UK US /ˈmaɪkrəfəʊn/ noun [C] ► a piece of equipment that you use to make your voice louder, or to record something: »Most laptops now come with a built in webcam and microphone for online chatting … Financial and business terms
microphone — (n.) 1680s, ear trumpet for the hard of hearing, coined from Gk. mikros small (see MICA (Cf. mica)) + phone sound (see FAME (Cf. fame) (n.)). Modern meaning dates from 1929, from use in radio broadcasting and movie recording. Earlier, amplifying… … Etymology dictionary
microphone — ► NOUN ▪ an instrument for converting sound waves into electrical energy which may then be amplified, transmitted, or recorded … English terms dictionary
microphone — [mī′krə fōn΄] n. [ MICRO + PHONE] an instrument containing a transducer that converts the mechanical energy of sound waves into an electric signal, used in telephony, radio, sound amplification, etc. microphonic [mī΄krə fän′ik] adj … English World dictionary
Microphone — For the indie film, see Microphone (film). Microphones redirects here. For the indie band, see The Microphones. A … Wikipedia
Microphone — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Micro. Un microphone (ou plus simplement micro par apocope) est un dispositif de conversion des ondes sonores acoustiques d un milieu compressible en impulsions électriques. C est donc un capteur analogique. Le… … Wikipédia en Français
microphone — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ boom, cordless, headset, radio, underwater, wireless ▪ condenser ▪ external … Collocations dictionary
microphone — /muy kreuh fohn /, n. an instrument capable of transforming sound waves into changes in electric currents or voltage, used in recording or transmitting sound. [1875 80; MICRO , in sense enlarging (extracted from MICROSCOPE) + PHONE] * * * Device… … Universalium