Omnidirectional Array Microphone Modules

Compare microphone arrays for room voice pickup, compact terminals, direction-aware robotics, and raw audio development. Choose between onboard voice processing and multichannel raw capture, then match the array layout, USB connection, and installation space to your device.

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Omnidirectional Array Microphone

6 items

HK-ARRAYMIC-RAW-V1.0

Pickup 8-mic linear array
Range Up to 10 m nominal
Processing Host-side algorithms
Output 8-channel raw, 16 kHz / 16-bit
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M40

Pickup 360° pickup
Range 6–10 m nominal
Processing AEC / NS / AGC
Output 16 / 48 kHz, 16-bit USB audio
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QXMIC-V3.0

Pickup 360° circular array
Range 2 m recommended
Processing AEC / NS / AGC; TTL DOA
Output 48 kHz / 16-bit USB audio
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HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-4

Pickup 4-mic linear array
Range 6–10 m nominal
Processing AEC / NS / AGC
Output 16 / 48 kHz, 16-bit USB audio
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HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-8

Pickup 8-mic linear array
Range 6–10 m nominal
Processing AEC / NS / AGC
Output 16 / 48 kHz, 16-bit USB audio
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HK-JZMIC-V1.0

Pickup 360° pickup
Range Best within 5 m
Processing NS / AGC / voice enhancement
Output 48 kHz / 16-bit USB audio
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Choose by audio workflow

Start with the audio your host needs and the way the microphones will fit into your device.

Displays and meeting systems

Compare the enclosed M40 with V3.2 board sets when you want onboard voice processing for a display or conferencing device.

M40 · HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-4 · HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-8

Compact voice terminals

The JZMIC board combines two analog microphones with noise suppression and automatic gain control in a 30 × 22.5 mm footprint.

HK-JZMIC-V1.0

Direction-aware interaction

QXMIC adds TTL sound-source direction output and LED direction indication to a circular microphone array.

QXMIC-V3.0

Raw audio development

Choose RAW-V1.0 when the host will process the eight microphone channels and run the audio algorithms.

HK-ARRAYMIC-RAW-V1.0

Compare omnidirectional microphone arrays

Compare the audio path, processing functions, and integration format. Scroll horizontally to see all features.

Model Array / pickup Pickup distance Audio capture / output Processing / direction data USB connection Form / dimensions Application fit
HK-ARRAYMIC-RAW-V1.0 8-microphone linear array
Raw capture for host processing
Up to 10 m nominal 8-channel raw audio
16 kHz / 16-bit
No onboard noise suppression
Host runs the audio algorithms
USB PH 5-pin, 1.25 mm
UAC 1.0
Linear microphone board set
AEC and camera expansion interfaces
Host-side beamforming, audio research, and robotics development
M40 4-microphone linear array
360° pickup
6–10 m nominal USB voice audio
16 / 48 kHz, 16-bit
AEC, NS, AGC
Beamforming; voice enhancement
USB audio Enclosed bar
120 × 33 × 13 mm
Displays and conferencing devices that need a compact enclosed microphone
QXMIC-V3.0 5-microphone circular array
360° pickup
2 m recommended USB voice audio
48 kHz / 16-bit
AEC, NS, AGC; voice enhancement
TTL DOA output; LED direction indication
USB 5-pin vertical connector
1.25 mm; UAC 1.0
Circular board
77 mm diameter
Dual 3 W speaker amplifier support
Robots and voice terminals that need sound-source direction information
HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-4 4-microphone linear array 6–10 m nominal USB voice audio
16 / 48 kHz, 16-bit
AEC, NS, AGC
Beamforming; voice enhancement
USB GH 5-pin header
1.25 mm
Embedded board set
Main board: 100 × 20 × 5.8 mm
Embedded displays, conference hardware, and voice-enabled terminals
HK-ARRAYMIC-V3.2-8 8-microphone linear array 6–10 m nominal USB voice audio
16 / 48 kHz, 16-bit
AEC, NS, AGC
Beamforming; voice enhancement
USB GH 5-pin header
1.25 mm
Embedded board set
Main board: 100 × 20 × 5.8 mm
Embedded voice systems requiring an eight-microphone array layout
HK-JZMIC-V1.0 2 analog microphones
360° pickup
Best within 5 m USB voice audio
48 kHz / 16-bit
NS, AGC
Voice enhancement
USB 2.0
UAC 1.0
Compact board
30 × 22.5 mm
Space-constrained voice terminals and compact embedded devices

AEC: acoustic echo cancellation; NS: noise suppression; AGC: automatic gain control; DOA: direction of arrival. Nominal pickup distances depend on the room, noise, speaking level, and installation. Microphone count and USB output-channel count are separate specifications.

Plan the audio integration

Choose processed voice or raw channels

For onboard processing, compare the functions listed for each model. With RAW-V1.0, the host receives the microphone data and provides the audio processing.

Evaluate the complete audio path

For speaker-equipped devices, plan playback routing and the AEC reference. Evaluate pickup in the intended enclosure and room, including fan noise and speaking positions.

Robotics and AI voice interaction · Video conferencing applications

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