National Instruments has announced
that NI Alliance Partner G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration, a leading producer of
acoustic front-end products, now sells microphone kits for use with NI dynamic
signal acquisition (DSA) hardware. NI offers several different microphone
types, from array microphones to condenser microphones appropriate for class 1
sound-level measurements. Customers in a number of industries, including
aerospace and defense, are already having success using these products for
applications like acoustic holography, environmental noise, noise mapping and
sound power.
“For more than 10 years G.R.A.S. and NI have worked together on joint projects, and there has always been a great collaboration between our companies,” said Peter Wulf-Andersen, managing director at G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration. “I am proud that one of the biggest players in the industry has chosen G.R.A.S. as an official partner.”
NI’s new microphone kits include a G.R.A.S. microphone capsule and preamplifier. Inside the capsule is a diaphragm made of a special stainless alloy that provides maximum sensor life. The microphones contain a Transducer Electronic Data Sheet (TEDS) chip and combine with NI DSA hardware to provide a plug-and-play sensor experience.
“For more than 10 years G.R.A.S. and NI have worked together on joint projects, and there has always been a great collaboration between our companies,” said Peter Wulf-Andersen, managing director at G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration. “I am proud that one of the biggest players in the industry has chosen G.R.A.S. as an official partner.”
NI’s new microphone kits include a G.R.A.S. microphone capsule and preamplifier. Inside the capsule is a diaphragm made of a special stainless alloy that provides maximum sensor life. The microphones contain a Transducer Electronic Data Sheet (TEDS) chip and combine with NI DSA hardware to provide a plug-and-play sensor experience.
To learn more about using NI DSA devices with condenser microphones, readers can visit www.ni.com/microphones.
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