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==Introduction==
==Introduction==
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==Sensitivity of speakers==
*In all our labs we use the Cambridge Audio MINX MIN12 speaker.
*The speaker has a specified sensitivity of 86 dB SPL (@2.83 Vrms input and @ 1 kHz)
*The calibration is calculated @ 1Vrms input and depends one over the square of the distance of the speaker to the center of the subjects head.
    Calibration = mag2db(db2mag(Sens@1V)/Distance^2)
Table: calibration (@ 1Vrms and 1kHz) in different labs. 


Table: impedances and sensitivity @ 1mW and @ 1V for Headphones
{| class="wikitable"
! LAB
! Distance (m)
! Calibration(dB SPL)
! Measured (dB SPL)
|-
| TEST LAB
| 1.00
| 80
| ?
|-
| AUDITORY PERCEPTION LAB
| 1.05
| 76.1
| ?
|-
| AUDITORY SPHERE LAB
| ?
| ?
| ?
|-
| AUDITORY MOTION LAB
| ?
| ?
| ?
|-
| NIRS EEG LAB
| ?
| ?
| ?
|-
|}
 
==Sensitivity of headsets==
A commercial headset normally have a higher impedance than an audiological headset and therefore a higher sensitivity.
 
Table: impedances and sensitivity @ 1mW and @ 1V for Headphones measured @ 1 kHz
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Model
! Model
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! Sens@1mW (dB SPL)
! Sens@1mW (dB SPL)
! Sens@1V (dB SPL)
! Sens@1V (dB SPL)
! Difference (dB)
! Audiological
! Audiological
|-
|-
| AKG_K271_MKII
| AKG_K271_MKII
| 55 (+12.5 dB)
| 55
| 91
| 91
| 104  
| 104
| 12.5
| N
| N
|-
|-
| SENNHEISER_HD600
| SENNHEISER_HD600
| 300 (+5.2 dB)
| 300
| 92
| (92)
| 97
| 97
| 5.2
| N
| N
|-
|-
| SENNHEISER_HD100
| SENNHEISER_HD100
| 26 (+15.8 dB)
| 26
| 94
| (94)
| 110
| 110
| 15.8
| N
| N
|-
|-
| BEYERDYNAMIC_DT_770_PRO
| BEYERDYNAMIC_DT_770_PRO
| 80 (+11.0 dB)
| 80
| 96
| 96
| 107  
| (107)
| 11.0
| N
| N
|-
|-
| SENNHEISER_HDA280
| SENNHEISER_HDA280
| 37 (+14.3 dB)
| 37
| 103
| (103)
| 117
| 117
| 14.3
| Y
| Y
|-
|-
| SENNHEISER_HDA300
| SENNHEISER_HDA300
| 23 (+16.4 dB)
| 23
| 108
| (108)
| 124
| 124
| 16.4
| Y
| Y
|-
|-
| RADIOEAR_P4492
| RADIOEAR_P4492
| 10 (+20 dB)
| 10
| 107
| (107)
| 127
| 127
| 20
| Y
| Y
|-
|-
| TELEPHONICS_TDH-39P
| TELEPHONICS_TDH-39P
| 10 (+20 dB)
| 10
| 108
| (108)
| 128
| 128
| 20
| Y
| Y
|}
|}
*The numbers are from the specs on the internet.
*The numbers between brackets are calculated from the difference between the 1mW and 1V sensitivity by: Sens(1V) = Sens(1mW) + 10*log10(R/1000)

Latest revision as of 12:12, 25 April 2025

Introduction

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Sensitivity of speakers

  • In all our labs we use the Cambridge Audio MINX MIN12 speaker.
  • The speaker has a specified sensitivity of 86 dB SPL (@2.83 Vrms input and @ 1 kHz)
  • The calibration is calculated @ 1Vrms input and depends one over the square of the distance of the speaker to the center of the subjects head.
   Calibration = mag2db(db2mag(Sens@1V)/Distance^2)

Table: calibration (@ 1Vrms and 1kHz) in different labs.

LAB Distance (m) Calibration(dB SPL) Measured (dB SPL)
TEST LAB 1.00 80 ?
AUDITORY PERCEPTION LAB 1.05 76.1 ?
AUDITORY SPHERE LAB ? ? ?
AUDITORY MOTION LAB ? ? ?
NIRS EEG LAB ? ? ?

Sensitivity of headsets

A commercial headset normally have a higher impedance than an audiological headset and therefore a higher sensitivity.

Table: impedances and sensitivity @ 1mW and @ 1V for Headphones measured @ 1 kHz

Model Impedance (Ohm) Sens@1mW (dB SPL) Sens@1V (dB SPL) Difference (dB) Audiological
AKG_K271_MKII 55 91 104 12.5 N
SENNHEISER_HD600 300 (92) 97 5.2 N
SENNHEISER_HD100 26 (94) 110 15.8 N
BEYERDYNAMIC_DT_770_PRO 80 96 (107) 11.0 N
SENNHEISER_HDA280 37 (103) 117 14.3 Y
SENNHEISER_HDA300 23 (108) 124 16.4 Y
RADIOEAR_P4492 10 (107) 127 20 Y
TELEPHONICS_TDH-39P 10 (108) 128 20 Y
  • The numbers are from the specs on the internet.
  • The numbers between brackets are calculated from the difference between the 1mW and 1V sensitivity by: Sens(1V) = Sens(1mW) + 10*log10(R/1000)