Description
Ceramic earphone/Crystal earpiece for Transistor and Crystal Radios, Sensitive Electronics Projects, Lab research and other DIY experiments requiring a very sensitive high impedance earpiece.
Piezoelectric earphones also known as crystal earphones, ceramic earphone, and piezo earpieces are the most sensitive earphones. They are in fact many times more sensitive than even the most sensitive magnetic earphones, dynamic earphones, or electrostatic earphones that you may use on your iPod or iPhone. Sensitive earphones have a very high impedance, which is measured in ohms and should not be used directly with a modern amplified radio. Crystal Earphones are so sensitive and require so little power to operate that you can hear a small 'click' just by touching the two bare leads together.
Crystal radios will not work with modern earphones or 'earbuds' as they are designed to operate with amplified audio sources found in today's electronic devices. Crystal Earphones are used in the construction of the crystal radio and in some science experiments such as listening to electric fish.
Specifications:
▪ Impedance: 20K ohm
▪ Resistance: 20M ohm
▪ Capacitance: 15,000 pf
▪ Sensitivity: 57db at 1KHz
▪ Frequency Range: 200 - 8,000Hz
▪ Operation Temperature: -20 to 60 degree Celsius
▪ Wire: 42-inch Molded twisted Wire
▪ Connector: Tinned Leads for DIY Connections
***Please Note: These are the manufacturer specifications and may vary slightly in each production unit
Piezoelectric earphones also known as crystal earphones, ceramic earphone, and piezo earpieces are the most sensitive earphones. They are in fact many times more sensitive than even the most sensitive magnetic earphones, dynamic earphones, or electrostatic earphones that you may use on your iPod or iPhone. Sensitive earphones have a very high impedance, which is measured in ohms and should not be used directly with a modern amplified radio. Crystal Earphones are so sensitive and require so little power to operate that you can hear a small 'click' just by touching the two bare leads together.
Crystal radios will not work with modern earphones or 'earbuds' as they are designed to operate with amplified audio sources found in today's electronic devices. Crystal Earphones are used in the construction of the crystal radio and in some science experiments such as listening to electric fish.
Specifications:
▪ Impedance: 20K ohm
▪ Resistance: 20M ohm
▪ Capacitance: 15,000 pf
▪ Sensitivity: 57db at 1KHz
▪ Frequency Range: 200 - 8,000Hz
▪ Operation Temperature: -20 to 60 degree Celsius
▪ Wire: 42-inch Molded twisted Wire
▪ Connector: Tinned Leads for DIY Connections
***Please Note: These are the manufacturer specifications and may vary slightly in each production unit
Piezoelectric Earphone High Impedance Ceramic Earpiece Bare Wire Leads Transistor Crystal Radios & DIY Make Electronics Projects 20,000 (20k) Ohm Sensitivity Vintage Classic Style Piezo Electric
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Description
Ceramic earphone/Crystal earpiece for Transistor and Crystal Radios, Sensitive Electronics Projects, Lab research and other DIY experiments requiring a very sensitive high impedance earpiece.
Piezoelectric earphones also known as crystal earphones, ceramic earphone, and piezo earpieces are the most sensitive earphones. They are in fact many times more sensitive than even the most sensitive magnetic earphones, dynamic earphones, or electrostatic earphones that you may use on your iPod or iPhone. Sensitive earphones have a very high impedance, which is measured in ohms and should not be used directly with a modern amplified radio. Crystal Earphones are so sensitive and require so little power to operate that you can hear a small 'click' just by touching the two bare leads together.
Crystal radios will not work with modern earphones or 'earbuds' as they are designed to operate with amplified audio sources found in today's electronic devices. Crystal Earphones are used in the construction of the crystal radio and in some science experiments such as listening to electric fish.
Specifications:
▪ Impedance: 20K ohm
▪ Resistance: 20M ohm
▪ Capacitance: 15,000 pf
▪ Sensitivity: 57db at 1KHz
▪ Frequency Range: 200 - 8,000Hz
▪ Operation Temperature: -20 to 60 degree Celsius
▪ Wire: 42-inch Molded twisted Wire
▪ Connector: Tinned Leads for DIY Connections
***Please Note: These are the manufacturer specifications and may vary slightly in each production unit
Piezoelectric earphones also known as crystal earphones, ceramic earphone, and piezo earpieces are the most sensitive earphones. They are in fact many times more sensitive than even the most sensitive magnetic earphones, dynamic earphones, or electrostatic earphones that you may use on your iPod or iPhone. Sensitive earphones have a very high impedance, which is measured in ohms and should not be used directly with a modern amplified radio. Crystal Earphones are so sensitive and require so little power to operate that you can hear a small 'click' just by touching the two bare leads together.
Crystal radios will not work with modern earphones or 'earbuds' as they are designed to operate with amplified audio sources found in today's electronic devices. Crystal Earphones are used in the construction of the crystal radio and in some science experiments such as listening to electric fish.
Specifications:
▪ Impedance: 20K ohm
▪ Resistance: 20M ohm
▪ Capacitance: 15,000 pf
▪ Sensitivity: 57db at 1KHz
▪ Frequency Range: 200 - 8,000Hz
▪ Operation Temperature: -20 to 60 degree Celsius
▪ Wire: 42-inch Molded twisted Wire
▪ Connector: Tinned Leads for DIY Connections
***Please Note: These are the manufacturer specifications and may vary slightly in each production unit
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it was morning cruelly woken by my own handiwork my homemade Rochelle salt piezoelectric crystal speaker this is the story of how it all started how you can do it too first thing you'll need is a sound source that outputs to speaker more powerfully amplifier the better all I had was this old clock radio but at least it allowed me to experiment at a minimum you'll need to disconnect the two wires going to the speaker and make them accessible like I'm doing here for the speaker I'll use a piezoelectric crystal this is a rochelle salt crystal that I made these are two igniters that I got from barbeque lighters this one came from a normal hand lighter it doesn't work as well as the other ones anymore but I think that's because I soldered some wires to it and I used too much heat I used like a soldering gun 300 watts of power I have videos as you can see on my channel for both of these showi


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