Transducers are devices that convert signals between electrical, acoustic, and mechanical domains, enabling sensing, measurement, and audio output. This unit focuses on reliable performance, simple integration, and a compact form factor. - Function and performance - Converts electrical energy to mechanical energy or vice versa with stable, repeatable response - Low noise and fast transient response suitable for measurement and audio tasks - Compatibility and interfaces - Works with standard audio interfaces, data acquisition systems, and test rigs - Designed for easy mounting and compatible with common connectors - Size and materials - Compact form factor that fits bench tops and tight spaces - Rugged housing built for durable operation in workshops and labs - Practical applications - In a recording or live setup, serves as a reliable transducer for capturing or delivering audio with compatible gear - On a test bench, measures vibration, displacement, or acoustic output from components - In calibration or lab experiments, applies a known stimulus and records the response for characterization