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Name	Sensitivity, mV / Pa	Frequency range, Hz	Noise level, dB	Upit., V	Icons., mA	Kharm., %	Frequency response unevenness, dB
PANASONIC						SIZE
WM-034CY	60	20 \ 16000		4,5 \ 10	0,8	X 9,7 6,7
WM-034	60	20 \ 16000		4,5 \ 10	0,8	X 9,7 6,7
WM-034 CY 195				4,5 \ 10	0,8	X 9,7 6,7
WM-52 BM				1,5 \ 10	0,3	X 9,7 4,5
WM-54BT		20 \ 12000		2,5 \ 10	0,6	X 9,7 4,5
WM-60AY	58	20 \ 16000		2 \ 10	0,5	X 6 5
WM-60AT	58	20 \ 16000
WM-60 A 103	55	100 \ 12000
WM-62 A	58	20 \ 16000		2 \ 10	0,5	X 6 2,5
WM-66 D 103	50	100 \ 10000		2 \ 10	0,5	X 6 2,7
WM 55 A 103	60	20 \ 16000		1,5 \ 10	0,5	X 9,7 5
WM 56 A 103	58	20 \ 16000
WM 55 D 103	58	100 \ 10000
CHINA standing in all consumer phones and caller IDs
CZN - 15E	58	80 \ 15000		3 \ 10		X 9,7 9

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