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Microphone input for measurement

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I'd like to use the microphone input for low frequency voltage amplitude measurement, e.g. DC. Does anybody have experience about this?

If you know about a perl module that control the mic input, let me know... :!:

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PC soundcard microphone and line inputs are capacitor coupled. You can't use them for DC measurements.

The frequency response of some models of soundcard is not very flat.
 

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Thanks! I had the hope i could turn the pc into a cheap A2D converter. I guess a microcontroller is the only way to go...
 

yo, i'm new here and i'm doin project related to interfacing the mic or any musical instrument into my pc and i need to record the input waveform... anyone care to tell me...thx man!!
 

bios - do you simply want to record sound to a file? In Windows, you can use the built-in Sound Recorder utility.
 

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