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SV 971A User Manual
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12 REVERBERATION TIME MEASUREMENTS
– RT60
The
RT60
analysis is an optional function of SV 971A, which provides reverberation time calculation for
1/1-octave bands (from 63 Hz to 8 kHz) or 1/3-octave bands (from 50 Hz to 10 kHz) and three total RMS
levels (
A
,
C
and
Z
weighted). Whole measurement process and calculations implemented in SV 971A
fulfil the ISO 3382 standard.
The reverberation time of the room can be obtained with the use of SV 971A by two measurement
methods: Impulse Response Method
(
Impulse
) and Interrupted Noise Method
(
Decay
). The selection of
the method depends on the type of the used sound source. The
Impulse
method is designed for
measurements using the impulse sound source (like pistol shot, petard explosion), whereas the
Decay
method is intended for measurements when room is excited by broad or narrow band sound noise source
(usually pink noise). For more details about the measurement and calculation process see Appendix E.
The reverberation time analysis applied in the instrument consists of two parts:
1. The measurement part during which the acoustic response of the room is registered.
2. The calculation part during which the reverberation time (
EDT
,
RT20
and
RT30
) is calculated
for the measured room response.
Note: It is recommended to familiarize with Appendix E before proceeding. This chapter
describes only the navigation of the instruments, whereas Appendix E depicts the definitions
and describes reverberation time measurements.
12.1 S
ELECTING
RT60
FUNCTION
To activate the
RT60
function, enter the
Function
section, select the
Meas.
Funct
position and press the
<Enter>
key. In the
Meas. Funct
screen, select the
RT60
function and press the
<Enter>
key.
<ENT>
Note: The RT60 function is optional and should be unlocked by entering the activation code
in the text editor screen, which is opened after first attempt to select this function. Once
unlocked this option will be available permanently.
12.2
S
ETTING
RT60
PARAMETERS
–
RT60
S
ETTINGS
Execution of the
RT60
analysis depends on a certain number of the parameters,
which can be set in the different screens of the
Measurement
section:
RT60 Settings
,
Compensation
Filter
and
Range
.
Positions
Range
and
Compensation
Filter
are the same as for the SLM
functions (see Chapters
The
RT60 Settings
list allows to select the method for
RT60
calculations, define the name of the file, where the
registered data will be collected, and other parameters
for
RT60
calculations.
The
Start Delay
parameter defines the delay period
from the moment the
<Start>
keystroke to the start of the
actual measurement.
<ENT>
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