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Creators of the #AudioMoth. Follow us for updates on the device and our work in conservation technology.
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  • @OpenAcoustics
    Open Acoustic Devices
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    22h
    Our prototype NanoMoths are going out for field trials this week. Weighs just 6g including a 150 mAh Li-Ion battery and not much bigger than a micro SD card. Supports all the features of standard AudioMoth up to 192 kHz sampling rate.
    Photographs of a NanoMoth prototype printed circuit board against a green background.
    Photographs of a NanoMoth prototype printed circuit board against a green background.
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  • @OpenAcoustics
    Open Acoustic Devices
    @OpenAcoustics
    Jul 29
    We've released an Application Note describing our new external electret microphone that is available from our online store. github.com/OpenAcousticDe…
    Photograph of AudioMoth external electret microphone.
  • @OpenAcoustics
    Open Acoustic Devices
    @OpenAcoustics
    Jul 24
    Great paper describing how HydroMoth can be calibrated to provide SPL measurements accurate to 1–3 dB across a frequency range of 100 - 1000 Hz. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…
    Photograph of HydroMoth underwater recorder from Open Acoustic Devices.
  • @OpenAcoustics
    Open Acoustic Devices
    @OpenAcoustics
    Jul 19
    The last update to the AudioMoth standard firmware (1.12.1) reduced the typical energy consumption of large SD cards. See our recent application note for more details: github.com/OpenAcousticDe…
    Table showing AudioMoth energy consumption on a range of different SD cards.
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  • @OpenAcoustics
    Open Acoustic Devices
    @OpenAcoustics
    Jul 8
    If you use the AudioMoth GPS Board or GPS Hat to synchronise recordings, you can now select between interpolation or nearest neighbour resampling algorithms when generating the final GPS-synchronised recordings.
    Screenshot of the AudioMoth Configuration App open on the Synchronise AudioMoth Files option.
    Photograph of the AudioMoth GPS Hat and AudioMoth GPS Board.
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