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Analog Microphone

An electret capsule and a one-transistor amplifier on a TinkerBlock board. SIGNAL rests at a level set by the transistor's gain and swings above and below it with sound, in a band of roughly 75 Hz to 1 kHz. Read the peak-to-peak over 50 ms: it hears claps, knocks and loud voices, and it is not a recording microphone.

Audio· ESP32-S3, ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi· 5 min
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Passive Buzzer

A magnetic buzzer with no oscillator of its own, switched by a transistor on a TinkerBlock board. It sounds only while SIGNAL is a square wave, at the wave's frequency, so tone() plays any note; it is loudest at its 2.7 kHz resonance. Held HIGH it is silent and the coil draws about 200 mA.

Audio· ESP32-S3, ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi· 5 min
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