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  • Abstract:
    This part of ISO 389 specifies the following data applicable to the calibration of bone vibrators for pure-tone bone-conduction audiometry: a) Reference equivalent threshold force levels , corresponding to the threshold of hearing of young otologically normal persons by bone-conduction audiometry. b) Essential characteristics of the bone vibrator and of its method of coupling to a person under test and to the mechanical coupler. c) Essential characteristics and datum level of the masking noise applied to the ear not under test.
  • Document number:
    DIN EN ISO 389-3/A1
  • Issuing date:
    2020-06-01
  • Document type:
    Norm-Entwurf
  • Title:
    Acoustics - Reference zero for the calibration of audiometric equipment - Part 3: Reference equivalent threshold vibratory force levels for pure tones and bone vibrators; Amendment 1 (ISO 389-3:2016/DAM 1:2020); German version EN ISO 389-3:2016/prA1:2020
  • Author:
    German Commission for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies of DIN and VDE
  • Search term:
    Acoustic measurement; Acoustic testing; Acoustics; Air conduction hearing aids; Artificial mastoids; Audiometers; Audiometry; Auditory threshold; Bone conduction; Bone conductors; Bone vibrator; Calibration; Couplers; Datum; Earphones; Electrical engineering; Force; Headphones; Hearing ability; Hearing ability tests; Hearing aids; Instruments; Listening tests; Masking noise; Measurement; Measurement conditions; Measurement of threshold of audibility; Measuring techniques; Noise (spurious signals); Properties; Pure-tone audiometers; Reference levels; Reference quantity; Reference sources; Sound; Sound intensity; Specification (approval); Standards; Test equipment; Testing conditions
  • Application areas:
    01.35 Akustische Geräte
  • Hazards:
    GC Schall (Lärm)
  • ICS:
    13.140 Noise with respect to human beings
  • Price:
    40,40 EUR
  • Identical with:
    EN ISO 389-3/prA1(2020-02)<IDT>; ISO 389-3 DAM 1(2020-02)<IDT>
  • Update flag:
    Unchanged
  • Deadline for comments:
    2020-07-15