Bone-Conduction MEMS Microphone

Bone-Conduction MEMS Microphone

Product Overview

The WBC252-01GD Bone-Conduction MEMS Microphone is a compact, high-performance microphone designed for next-generation wearable, industrial, and communication devices. With a 73 dB Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) and ultra-low power consumption, it provides exceptional voice clarity even in loud or windy environments.

The microphone can emulate a PDM-interface digital microphone, allowing OEM/ODM developers to integrate it easily into their existing hardware and firmware architectures without additional complexity. Its miniature size also helps resolve industrial-design constraints and extend battery life in small consumer electronics.

Key Features

  • 73 dB SNR for premium voice clarity

  • Compact form factor ideal for space-constrained product designs

  • High noise isolation (~50 dB) in harsh environments such as bars, airports, and strong wind conditions

  • Low power consumption, suitable for always-on or long-duration applications

  • PDM digital interface, supports stereo mode

  • Easy system integration with standard PDM microphone designs


Typical Applications

  • Bone-conduction headsets

  • Smart wearables and fitness trackers

  • AR/VR glasses and smart helmets

  • Motorcycle and cycling communication systems

  • Medical voice-acquisition devices

  • Industrial handheld terminals

  • Voice-controlled devices and remote controllers


Technical Specifications (Typical)

  • Model: WBC252-01GD

  • Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR): 73 dB

  • Noise Isolation: Approx. 50 dB under noisy/windy conditions

  • Interface: PDM digital output (stereo supported)

  • Power Consumption: Ultra-low (see datasheet)

  • Package Size: Compact package suitable for wearable-device installation

  • Recommended Use Cases: Wearables, helmets, AR/VR, medical, industrial voice pickup

Downloads

  • Datasheet (PDF):

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