Technology, Block diagram of the ccm compact microphones, Bottom view (as the pins are seen) – SCHOEPS CCM User Manual

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Block Diagram of the CCM Compact Microphones

7

Technology

microphone amplifier

acoustic

transducer

Pin assignment of the XLR-3M output con-
nector of CCM microphone amplifiers:

Pin 1:

screen (GND)

Pin 2:

+phase

Pin 3:

–phase

Bottom view

(as the pins are seen)

1

2

3

Impedance

converter

Output

stage

DC/DC

converter

Regulator

EMI filter

3

1

Scr

een

-Phase

+Phase

XLR-3

Connector

2

3

1

2

3

1

2

Microphone

cable

(adapter

cable Lemo/

XLR-3M

Phantom

powering

U

s

= +48 V

R

s

= 6.8 k

Ω

R

s

= 6.8 k

Ω

Preampli

-

fier

,

recorder

or mixing

desk

*

*

**

**

∼ ∼

scr

een

-phase

+phase

XLR-3

connector

XLR-3

connector

and between 15 and 21 mA DC for P12.

Note: W

e

ll-designed phantom power supplies must

tolerate at least a

temporary short cir

cuit without damage; an unbalanced connection

(w

h

ic

h

i

s

o

cc

a

sionally necessary) would cause the same curr

ent to be

d

ra

w

n

.

To

be safe, however

, do not leave the short cir

cuit in place

longer than necessary

.

2) Measur

e the DC voltages on the modulation leads with a micr

o-

phone connected, e.g. by opening the connector shell of the cable. The

tw

o

voltages (fr

o

m pin 2 and pin 3 to pin 1) must be identical. Th

e

y

should be about 34 V

olts (minimum = 30 V

olts). For P12 this is 8.3

V

olts (minimum 7.3 V

olts).

3) For P48, use a

SCHOEPS

PHS 48 tester

. Plug it in; if the LED glows and

stays lit, all is well.

+Phase: an excursion of the diaphragm towar

ds the back electr

ode (posi-

tive pr

essur

e phase) leads to a positive signal at this pin

*Matched (i.e. matching tolerance of only 0.7%), see page 5

** Her

e ar

e thr

ee simple methods for verifying corr

ect phantom powering.

These measur

ements should be made at an unused input. Reduce the

channel gain to the minimum to pr

otect the loudspeakers, etc. If micr

o-

phones ar

e connected to other inputs at the same time, no substantial

dif

fer

e

nce should occur in the r

e

sults.

1. Measur

e the open-cir

cuit voltage between gr

ound (pin 1) and either pin

2 or pin 3 of the XLR input. Given the permitted tolerances, this voltage

should be between 44 and 52 VDC for P48, and between 11 and 13

VDC for P12. Then, measur

e the short-cir

cuit curr

ent between gr

ound

(pin 1) and either pin 2 or pin 3 of the XLR input. Given the permitted

tolerances, this curr

ent should be between 5.9 and 8.5 mA DC for P48,

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