## mic_sm57_specs.jpg

The image is a technical specification sheet for an SM57 microphone. It provides detailed information about its features and performance characteristics.

### Textual Information:
- **Model:** SM57
- **Frequency Response:** 40 - 15,000 Hz
- **Polar Pattern:** Cardioid (unidirectional)
- **Output Impedance at 1 kHz:** 310 Ohms
- **Output Level at 1 kHz:** -54.5 dBV/Pa (1.9 mV)
- **Construction:**
  - Die cast metal handle with a dark gray matte finish.
  - Polycarbonate grille with stainless steel screen.
- **Net Weight:** 284 g (10 oz)

### Graphs and Diagrams:
1. **Frequency Response Graph:** This graph shows the microphone's sensitivity across different frequencies, ranging from 40 Hz to 15 kHz. The x-axis represents frequency in Hertz, while the y-axis indicates the output level in decibels relative to a reference pressure (dBV/Pa). There is a clear peak around 2 kHz and a gradual decline at higher frequencies.

2. **Polar Pattern Diagram:** This diagram illustrates how the microphone's sensitivity varies with directionality. The x- and y-axes represent angles in degrees, ranging from -90 to +90 degrees (left to right). The lines indicate different frequency ranges: 1 kHz, 1000 Hz, 2 kHz, 4 kHz, 8 kHz, and 20 kHz. The cardioid pattern is evident as the sensitivity drops off significantly outside a narrow angle range in front of the microphone.

3. **Output Impedance Diagram:** This graph shows how the output impedance changes with frequency. It's represented by two lines: one for the solid line (1 kHz) and another for the dotted line (10 kHz). The x-axis is labeled "Frequency," and the y-axis represents impedance in Ohms.

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