AKU340
Analog Silicon MEMS Microphone
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AKU340
Analog, HD Voice Silicon MEMS Microphone
General Description
The AKU340 is an HD Voice quality, bottom
port, analog output silicon MEMS IC
microphone. It is an integrated circuit (IC)
consisting of a MEMS acoustic sensor, a pre-
amplifier, charge pump, and supporting
circuitry in a spacing saving package footprint
of 2.5 x 3.35 x 1.00 mm.
Designed specifically to meet the demanding
requirements of mobile handset OEMs, the
AKU340 offers excellent acoustic performance
with 62dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), and tight
sensitivity matching of just +/-2dB between
microphones. It also offers a flat wideband
frequency response, with less than 3dB
variations from 60Hz to 12.5kHz, delivering
uniform audio capture across a broad audio
spectrum. The AKU340 metal lid package is
immune to RF and Electromagnetic (EM)
interferences, allowing for easy integration into
wireless devices.
Key Features
Bottom port, Analog output
Omni-directional microphone
High SNR: 62 dB
Tight sensitivity tolerance: -38 dB +/- 2 dB
Matched microphones in frequency and
phase response for array applications
Flat frequency response: +/- 3dB 60Hz –
12.5kHz
Package immune to RF/EM interference
Lead-free, surface-mountable and RoHS2
compliant
Halogen-free in accordance with
IEC61249-2-21
Thin profile, SMT packaging
Industry-standard, small form factor
package of: 2.5 x 3.35 x 1.00 mm
Typical Applications
Smartphones & Mobile handsets
Tablet computers
Speaker phones
Digital still/video cameras
Bluetooth & wired headsets
Portable media players
IC / digital voice recorders
Gaming consoles / controllers
Voice activated entertainments systems
and remote controllers
Smart-home sensor hubs / clusters, and
IoTS acoustic sensor nodes
Microphone arrays – multi-mic applications
and noise cancellation algorithms which
benefit from microphones with tightly
matched sensitivity and phase
Other small, thin consumer electronic
devices using more than one microphone