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🔍 Key Concepts

• How a carbon microphone works (carbon granules changing resistance with vibration) • Effects of physical shock on delicate electronic components • Difference between normal sound levels and "violent" or extremely high sound intensities

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• Which of these actions could disturb or damage the internal carbon granules and their contacts? • Is there any listed action that seems clearly safe or standard practice with sensitive audio equipment? • If more than one option can reasonably harm or degrade performance of a carbon microphone, what does that suggest about the best choice?

✅ Before You Answer

• Think about whether mechanical shock (jarring or tapping) is recommended for any precision instrument. • Consider whether exposing a microphone to very intense sound pressure could damage its internal elements. • Before choosing, check if all the listed conditions are potentially harmful, or if one seems clearly acceptable.

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A carbon microphone should not be:

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A carbon microphone should not be:

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🔍 Key Concepts

• How a carbon microphone works (carbon granules changing resistance with vibration) • Effects of physical shock on delicate electronic components • Difference between normal sound levels and "violent" or extremely high sound intensities

💭 Think About

• Which of these actions could disturb or damage the internal carbon granules and their contacts? • Is there any listed action that seems clearly safe or standard practice with sensitive audio equipment? • If more than one option can reasonably harm or degrade performance of a carbon microphone, what does that suggest about the best choice?

✅ Before You Answer

• Think about whether mechanical shock (jarring or tapping) is recommended for any precision instrument. • Consider whether exposing a microphone to very intense sound pressure could damage its internal elements. • Before choosing, check if all the listed conditions are potentially harmful, or if one seems clearly acceptable.

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