Small Diversity Receivers

Micron wireless microphone and communication systems have been setting industry standards in broadcast and location recording for some four decades. The company's design focus is on applyingsophisticated electronic engineering to achieve theoptimum balance of performance and cost.

The Explorer 100 Series combines the legendary
Micron qualities of sonic integrity, long-term reliabilityand rock-solid construction at a new and highly affordable price point.

Micron Explorer SDR receivers are true space diversity designs
compromising two independent receivers sections fed from separate antennae. A combining circuit automatically rejects the output from the receiver with the weakest signal, giving a dramatic improvement to dead spot (signal dropout) problems when compared to a conventional non-diversity or an antennae design. If signals of similar strength are received, the audio outputs are mixed to improve the signal to noise ratio still further.

Explorer 100 receivers are designed for use in situations where receiver size and weight are at a premium, they maintain absolute integrity in terms of overall quality, performance and reliability, and are small and light enough for easy to fit in a sound bag or mounting on DV camcorders.

Offering excellent standards of RF performance, Explorer 100 receivers feature multiple RF stages to give outstanding sensitivity and selectivity, while the digitally controlled circuitry achieves optimum mobile operation. The receiver's unique noise reduction system provides trouble-free operation in low RF signal situations, and even in hostile RF environments.

The variable high-level audio output can be used for feeding line or mic inputs to match the input signal requirements of mixers, camcorders and ancillary systems. Depending up on the model of the receiver there are 3 types of LED displays on the top panel, which provide continuous information on received signal strength, battery condition and TX battery condition.

Powering can be from an internal battery or from an external source via the 4-pin Hirose input connector using a Micron AOCPH-HR4 cable or via the antenna connector by phantom power. Explorer 100 diversity receivers use the unique Micron battery compartment design, which enables quick and simple battery replacement, together with the Explorer’s overall strength and durability, is focused on withstanding the heavy demands of location use.

Portable 2-way (DDH2-A) and multi-channel system cases (SDRQH-A, SQDC-A) are available to carry up to 4-SDR receivers or can be cascaded to 6 or 8 channels.