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BS EN 61094-5:2016

Electroacoustics. Measurement microphones-Methods for pressure calibration of working standard microphones by comparison

standard by British-Adopted European Standard , 09/30/2016

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BS EN 61094-5:2016 is applicable to working standard microphones with removable protection grids meeting the requirements of IEC 61094-4 and to laboratory standard microphones meeting the requirements of IEC 61094-1.

This part of IEC 61094 describes methods of determining the pressure sensitivity by comparison with either a laboratory standard microphone or another working standard microphone with known sensitivity in the respective frequency range.

Alternative comparison methods based on the principles described in IEC 61094-2 are possible but beyond the scope of this part of IEC 61094.


Cross References:
IEC 61094-1
EN 61094-1
IEC 61094-4
EN 61094-4
IEC 61094-2:2009
EN 61094-2:2009
ISO/IEC Guide 98-3
GUM:1995


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Published:
09/30/2016
ISBN(s):
9780580865947
Number of Pages:
28
File Size:
1 file , 2.2 MB
Product Code(s):
30301019, 30301019, 30301019
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