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To be ANSI/TIA-470.130-C
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Annex B (Normative) – Calculation of Loudness Ratings 779
This Annex details the loudness rating calculations and weighting factors relevant to this document. 780
Loudness ratings are used to insure that the loudness of a connection from the Mouth Reference 781
Point (MRP) of the talker to the Ear Reference Point (ERP) of the far end listener is at a satisfactory 782
level. The loudness of the complete path is designated as the Overall Loudness Rating (OLR). The 783
MRP to electrical component is referred to as the Send Loudness Rating (SLR). The electrical to 784
ERP component is the Receive Loudness Rating (RLR). The loudness of the sidetone path of 785
handsets and headsets is referred to as the Sidetone Masking Rating (STMR). 786
Loudness ratings are used rather than simple level measurements because of better subjective 787
correlation. Loudness ratings more closely account for changes in the ear’s sensitivity at different 788
frequencies and its nonlinear response to varying sound levels. The following calculations are based 789
on the 1999 revision of ITU-T Recommendation P.79. Older versions of P.79 should not be used. 790
ITU-T P.79 provides information on the derivation of the loudness rating algorithm. 791
For use in these loudness ratings formulae, frequency response measurements shall be converted to 792
the R10 format, by using band averaging according to IEEE Std 269. 793
At each ISO R10 preferred frequency 794
=
=
Hf
N
H
i
N
i
() log10
1
10
10
10
1
795
where 796
H’(f) = response at the new preferred ISO R10 frequency 797
f = preferred ISO R10 frequency 798
N = number of response values within the 1/3 octave band centered at f 799
i = index for each response value within the 1/3 octave band 800
H
i
= measured response value (in dB) 801
802
For the lowest frequency within the band, i = 1. For the highest included frequency, i = N. The 1/3 803
octave pass band limit frequencies can be calculated according as: 804
f
n
=
±
10
10 0 05(/ ) .
805
Where n is the band number. 806
B.1 Send Loudness Rating (Handset): 807
Band 17
808
SLR
=
- 57.1 log
10
10
(0.1 * 0.175 * (S
MJ
– W
si
K
s
))
809
i = Band 4
810
where: 811
i Frequency bands from Table 1 of ITU-T P.79 (1999), bands 4-17. 812
S
MJ
Send frequency response data (Sensitivity, Mouth-to-Junction) in dB(V/Pa). 813
W
si
Send weighting factor from Table 1 of ITU-T P.79 (1999), see Table B.1 814
K
s
Impedance sensitivity correction = 1.76 dB when 900 ohm termination is used in the 815
measurement. 816
817
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