The NoiseMasterTM active headset


Active headset

Strong points


The TechnoFirst active headset is in exhibition at "Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie" (Porte de la Villette, PARIS).


Headsets without communication facilities

TechnoFirst offers 7 types of active noise cancelling headsets .

REF TF-1020 Reference TF-1020
  • Standard model
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered fixed to belt
  • Weight 442 g. (16 oz.) Supply cable length : 1 m (3 ft)

 

REF TF-1020A
Reference TF-1040A
  • Differs from standard model by : audio input
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered fixed to belt
  • Weight 442 g (16 oz) Supply cable length : 1 m (3 ft)

 

REF TF-1020C2 Reference TF-1020C
  • Differs from standard model by : allows to wear an other helmet simultaneously
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered fixed to belt
  • Weight 442 g (16 oz) Supply cable length : 1 m (3 ft)

 

REF TF-1020S Reference TF-1020S
  • Differs from standard model by : batteries included in the headset. No external battery
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Weight 578 g (21 oz)

 

REF TF-1020ZS Reference TF-1020ZS
  • Differs from standard model by : batteries included in the headset. No external battery
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Weight 746g

 

REF TF-1800 Reference TF-1120
  • Differs from standard model by : passive attenuation only. No electronics nor battery
  • Weight 310 g (11 oz)

Applications


Headsets with communication facilities

TechnoFirst offers 5 different active headsets with communication facilities. These headsets must be used with radio equipment. (recommended models : Maxon SL 70, 200, 400, MOTOROLA GP 300, ICOM, GP 900, MT2100)

REF TF-1010 Reference TF-1010
  • Standard model
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered clipped to the belt
  • Differential microphone
  • Weight 510 g (18 oz) Length of supply cable 1 m (3 ft)

 

REF TF-1010C Reference TF-1010C
  • Differs from standard model by : allows to wear an other helmet simultaneously
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered (clipped to belt)
  • Differential microphone
  • Weight 510 g (18 oz) Length of supply cable 1 m (3 ft)

 

REF TF-1033 Reference TF-1030
  • Differs from standard model by : aeronautic connectors
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered (clipped to the belt)
  • Differential microphone
  • Weight 506 g (18 oz) Length of supply cable 1.5 m (5 ft)

 

REF TF-1031 Reference TF-1030H
  • Differs from standard model by : helicopter specific connectors
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered (clipped to the belt)
  • Differential microphone
  • Weight 514 g (18 oz) Length of supply cable 2 m (6.6 ft)

 

REF TF-1010M Reference TF-1030M
  • Differs from standard model by : specific connector for ground crew on airport
  • Passive and active attenuation by electronic system (performances)
  • Battery powered (clipped to the belt)
  • Differential microphone
  • Weight 514 g (18 oz) Length of supply cable 10 m (30 ft)

Applications


The LITE High-Fidelity headphone

Casque Lite Le LITETM (TF-1060) hi-fi headphone benefits from the technology of professional NoiseMaster headsets, and provides an attenuation of external noise from 10 to 15 dB in the 20 to 1000 Hz frequency range. Suitable for listening to music in a noisy environment (plane, train,...) Performances and technical data

How does it work ?

All of our headsets are based on active noise control More precisely, the loudspeaker (1) placed inside each earcup emits the cancelling noise (2) which is phase opposed to the external noise (3). The result is noise cancellation at the entrance of the ear canal (4). An analog electronic circuit (5) generates appropriate cancelling noise by using a microphone (6) placed at the entrance of the ear canal (feedback control) .

Principe


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