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CIA EASYCHAIR
The first samples of the SWM-28 1 were delivered to the CIA in April 1971,
hence the temporary name XSWM-28 on the
initial documentation
[A]. The microphones were found to be very suitable for use in combination
with covert listening devices (bugs),
especially in environments where the fidelity
(i.e. the quality of the sound) is important for the intelligibility of
intercepted speech.
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SWM is probably the abbreviation of Surveillance Wired Microphone.
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Each SWM-28 microphone was supplied with an idividual test report that shows
the frequency response of the device. Below is an example of such a
test report, as supplied with the SWM-28 with serial number 18.
The performance was measured with Brüel & Kjær test equipment.
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Directivity Omni-directional Frequency 20 - 30,000 Hz (± 4dB) Sensitivity 0.32 mV/µbar, -70 dbV (re: 1V/µbar) Noise level 34 dB SPL Max. SPL 124 dB SPL (3% THD) Vibration 85 dB SPL AC Hum susc. 0.1 µV/gauss Environment -10 to +60 °C, 0 - 95% RH Impedance 700 - 2500 ω (0.2 - 0.8V DC) Supply 1 - 20 V DC Current 200 µA (max.) Connections (1) three solder pads, (2) Belden type 8643 3-conductor shielded cable Dimensions 0.29" diameter, 0.2" high Weight 0.9 grams (3 grams including cable)
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