Microphone , Vendor, Type , replacement?

[erich]

Hi
1.
There are microphones of the same size on the market.
Is it possible to identify the original Part from the documentation ? Vendor, Type , replacement including the soldering specification.
2.
I have a steep learning curve concerning handling and soldering of MEMS and SMD in front of me and would like to improve on this, e.g. by collecting Microphone modules and replacing microphones on them.
Old Broken Mic modules are welcome.
That is the plan.

[AnotherElk]

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