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audiometer calibration

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equipment should be calibrated how often   once a year to make sure it meets ANSI standards  
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who does the calibration   technicians from the manufacturer calibrate it via electroacoustic measurements  
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calibration testing   1.intensity 2.frequency 3.linearity of attenuator dial 4.amount of harmonic distortion 5.timing 6.overshooting 7.unwanted acoustic radiation 8.masking 9.speech circuit 10.bone vibrator 11.sound fields  
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frequency   if oscillator is reading wrong by 1Hz it's okay if off by 1KHZ, not okay  
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intensity   attenuator dial  
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frequency   oscillator if off by 1Hz no problem  
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linearity of attenuator dial   is the dB jump really 5db  
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amount of harmonic distortion   when a tone is presented at a loud level  
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timing   rise and fall time of the signal ex: if tone comes on too fast, there is a click. you don't want the click and you don't want the tone to gradually get louder  
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Overshooting   an initial jump in loudness  
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unwanted acoustic radiation   when no tone is presented but the person can hear a low or faint sound in the headphone  
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masking   a noise you can present to the ear not being tested  
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speech circuit   for speech audiometer  
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bone vibrator   test circuitry  
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sound fields   through loud speaker and circuitry  
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