We propose a practical method for the measurement of the pressure sensitivity frequency response of a microphone that has been integrated into product mechanics. The method uses a probe microphone to do determine the sound pressure entering the inlet of the integrated microphone. We show that the measurements can be performed in a normal office environment as well as in anechoic conditions. The method is validated with measurement of a rigid spherical microphone prototype having analytically defined scattering characteristics. Our results indicate that the proposed method, called IMPro, can effectively measure the pressure sensitivity frequency response of microphones in commercial products, quite independent of the measurement environment.
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