Hearing
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Ultrasound Measurements
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Is sound waves with frequencies higher than the upper audible limit of human hearing. Ultrasound is no different from 'normal' (audible) sound in its physical properties, except in that humans cannot hear it. Ultrasound devices operate with frequencies from 20 kHz up to several gigahertz.Ultrasonic devices are used to detect objects and measure distances. Ultrasound imaging or sonography is often used in medicine. In the nondestructive testing of products and structures, ultrasound is used to detect invisible flaws.
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MEMS Microphone Test
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The market is driving the need for improved voice recognition for security, automobile infotainment control, VoIP, accurate language translation, voice-activated consumer devices and high precision hearing aids. The latest next-generation microphones require highly accurate precision testing with SNR tests up to 78 dB with high parallelism, high UPH, in a high volume production environment.
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Noise Dosimeters & Sound Level Meters
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There are multiple methods at your disposable to mitigate the hearing loss risk, including engineering controls, administrative controls, and implementing a hearing protection program. But in order for the program to be effective and efficient, consistent monitoring of personal and ambient noise exposures is necessary to log data and determine appropriate corrective action.
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Analog Ultrasonic Inspection System
ULTRAPROBE 100
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The Ultraprobe senses high frequency sounds produced by operating equipment, leaks and electrical discharges. It electronically translates these signals by heterodyning them down into the audible range so that a user can hear these sounds through a headset and see them as intensity increments on the meter. Heterodyning works the same as a radio in that it accurately transforms the sounds so that they are easily recognized and understood.
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Audio Test
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Our Sound Tests will help you to intuitively benchmark your audio Equipment and loudspeakers E , your listening environment and room Acoustics A or your Hearing H without any other device required. In these tests, your ears will be your best judge.
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In-Ear Monitoring Systems
PSM 300
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Free yourself and your music from wires and wedges. From any position. On any stage. Hear every note in detailed, 24-bit digital audio with Shure PSM® 300 in-ear personal monitoring system.
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Noise-Activated Warning Signs
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Highly visible noise warning signs that tell you when to wear hearing protection and when it’s safe to take it off. Simple to install. Data logging options available.
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Touch Portable Hearing Aid Analyzer
FONIX FP35
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Move your hearing aid fittings into the world of the touch screen! The new FP35 Touch adds a new interactive dimension to hearing instrument verification. Touch the screen to navigate to the desired test screen or to make changes to important settings. Swipe the screen and move to the next one or call up local menus—real control at your fingertips!
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Sound Quality Evaluation Function for O-Solution
OS-0525
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The sounds generated from the equipment are mainly measured by evaluation based on general analysis such as sound pressure level, FFT analysis and 1/3 Octave analysis. However, since those analysis don’t take into consideration the human hearing characteristics enough, sounds with even the same analysis result may give different impression.When a human listens to a sound, various sensations such as loudness, sharpness, and roughness occur.
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ELT STALKER Vector-finder
VF-121
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The Vector-Finder Types VF-121 and VF 121A are unique in the Vector-finder series of direction finding antennas. They incorporate a proven design, electro statically shielded loop sensing element with modern solid state low noise analog and digital technology to allow detection and location of aircraft band signals. Both the VF-121 and the VF 121A incorporate a unique digital modulator which allows the user to more easily home-in on unmodulated carriers. Such cases occur at airports when transmitter may be accidentally keyed on during aircraft overnight layovers. The VF-121 is specifically designed to be used on airport premises where signal strengths are high. To compensate for very strong signals, an integral attenuator is also incorporated to allow the user to operate the unit close-in to aircraft. The VF-121A differs in that a high gain, low-noise preamplifier is utilized with the sensing element in order to hunt signals that may be weak or at a distance. The unit is ideally suited for the location of ELT transmitters in the field. Both units are tunable over the 118 MHz to 130 MHz aircraft frequencies and interface directly to the user’s aircraft band receiver or transceiver via the antenna jack. With the antenna system connected to the receiver, the user will hear the desired signal. If the signal is unmodulated, the digital modulator will generate a tone on the carrier. When the handheld unit is rotated about, an audible null on the received signal or the generated tone will be heard. This null aligns with the axis of the equipment case and represents the direction of the received signal. This direction may be read from the black dial compass mounted on the top of the enclosure. As the response is bi-directional, triangulation may be used to determine the true bearing when the true direction is not known.
