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In Reply to: ??????????? on dealing with microphonics posted by xaudiomanx on August 25, 2014 at 13:40:44:
or lacking the ability to have one of those I would try to mimic it.
Place the component on a board with as low a pressure as you get away with bicycle tube (thin wall - not a mountain bike tire tube) underneath.
Since it is the insides making the noise I cannot imagine the envelope making that much of a difference.
I am in the midst of collecting parts for a 4P1L and will be dealing with its sensitivity to microphonics soon enough.
Best of luck.
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