The Endevco Model 2510 Microphone measures high intensity
acoustic noise and very low pressure fluctuations. The
rugged, hermetically sealed construction and extremely
wide temperature range -67°F to +500°F (-55°C to +260°C)
make this transducer extremely useful over a wide range
of environmental conditions, including insensitivity to
altitude changes, and the transducer has vibration compensation
incorporated into the sensing element. The microphone
is a self-generating device that requires no external
power source for operation.
The Model 2510 features a very thick diaphragm that prevents
puncturing or damage due to particle impact, accidental
mishandling or high pressure pulses. Insulation between
the transducer and mounting surface prevents data-degrading
ground loops. The Model 2510 is intended primarily to
operate into charge amplifiers. Long cables may be used
between the transducer and charge convertor without affecting
charge sensitivity. Although the basic design is directed
toward maximizing charge characteristics, the Model 2510
also gives excellent results when operated into voltage
amplifiers.
Features:
• Requires no external power
• High intensity acoustic measurement
• High temperature to +500°F (+260°C)
• Operational range 100 to > 180 dB SPL
• Hermetically sealed
• Vibration compensated
The Endevco Model 2510 Microphone measures high intensity
acoustic noise and very low pressure fluctuations. The
rugged, hermetically sealed construction and extremely
wide temperature range -67°F to +500°F (-55°C to +260°C)
make this transducer extremely useful over a wide range
of environmental conditions, including insensitivity to
altitude changes, and the transducer has vibration compensation
incorporated into the sensing element. The microphone
is a self-generating device that requires no external
power source for operation.
