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Fig.3.2
Use
of
the
frequency
response
curve
to
assist
in
obtaining
a
good
acoustic
seal
between
the
handset
earcap
and
the
coupler
3.3
Protecting
the
Ear
Simulator
When not in use, the ear simulator should be protected against dust
that could otherwise block the small holes in the coupler and the
microphone and affect the performance.
3.4
More
Information
For more helpful hints in using Brüel & Kjær ear simulators for
telephone testing, see the application note, “Improving Telephone
Handset Performance” (BO 0455) included with your instrument.
921743
B: Frequency Response, Magn. dB re 1.000 Pa/Pa
10
0
– 10
– 20
– 30
dB
Application Examples: Receive Measurements
RLR – 6.43 dB — F
RLR – 9.85 dB — P
200
500
1 k
100
2 k
5 k 10 k
Hz
Mode: SSR
Sealed
With leak
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