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Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has constructed a detector for infrasound (i.e. below 20Hz). I'm guessing that such a detector would need to be more like an aneroid barometer than a microphone. Possibly make something out of a tin can with a membrane stretched on top, with the gubbins of a mic (or speaker) somehow attached to the membrane. Perhaps put a pinhole in the can to allow slower changes in atmospheric pressure to even-out. Run the output into an oscilloscope or via an A/D converter to a PC. Sound practical? Any better ideas? Any plans online? Cheers folks. |
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