[sdiy] Microphonic PCB
Tom Bugs
admin at bugbrand.co.uk
Fri Feb 4 11:44:24 CET 2011
Hi all,
I'm scratching my head and wondering if anyone has some insight to help.
I have a prototype made up using mainly standard SMD parts
(the main components used are: 0805 resistors, 0805 & 1206 ceramic
multilayer caps, MLL34 silicon diodes and some dual shottkys, and SOIC
TL074s)
I am able to tap the PCB and hear it!
(obviously not very good)
Recently I was informed by Mr.G.Richter that SMD ceramic caps tend to be
microphonic - you won't tend to notice it unless there is some
amplification going on.
Well, as the first stage of the PCB offers amplification I figured I
should swap out the current caps and solder in some poly-box ones (no,
it doesn't look all that neat!)
The microphonics still remain..
Are other parts microphonic?
Cheers for any insight!
Tom
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