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The SSM2167-1RMZ-R7 is a low voltage microphone preamplifier with variable compression and noise gating, manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. It operates on a single 3 V supply and features a 10-lead MSOP package. Key electrical parameters include a 20 kHz bandwidth, 0.2% THD + N, and a fixed gain of 18 dB. The device provides a dynamic gain range of 40 dB, adjustable compression ratios from 1:1 to over 10:1, and an automatic limiting feature to prevent ADC overload. Supply current ranges from 2.3 mA to 5 mA, dropping below 2 µA in shutdown mode.
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Select this component for voice-band applications requiring integrated dynamic range processing without external digital domain gain adjustments. Consider the 10-lead MSOP package for space-constrained designs. Evaluate the need for external resistors to set compression ratios and noise gate thresholds based on the desired audio characteristics.
This part belongs to the SSM2167 family of microphone preamplifiers designed for personal electronics and computer audio systems. It serves as a flexible solution for conditioning microphone inputs to improve vocal clarity in communications and public address systems. The device eliminates the need for additional analog gain or attenuation stages prior to analog-to-digital conversion.
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The compression ratio is set by connecting a single resistor (RCOMP) between Pin 8 and VDD. Values range from 0 Ω for a 1:1 ratio to 175 kΩ for a 10:1 ratio.
The release time is controlled by the external capacitor (CAVG) connected to Pin 6, while the attack time is primarily determined by internal circuitry that responds quickly to large level changes.
The noise gate acts as a downward expander, preventing amplification of background noise below a programmable threshold set by an external resistor (RGATE) on Pin 7.