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Hand-held Analyzer Type 2250
Instruction Manual
10
τ is the exponential time constant in seconds for time weighting F or S
ξ is a dummy variable of time integration from some time in the past, as indicated by –for the lower
limit of the integral, to the time of observation t
p
x
(ξ) is the x frequency-weighted instantaneous sound pressure
p
0
is the reference sound pressure, equal to 20 µPa
The exponential time constants are stated in Table 2.2.
Time-weighted Sound Level, I Time-weighted
The I (Impulse) time-weighted sound level, L
xI
(t), is defined as ten times the logarithm to base ten of
the ratio of a given mean-square sound pressure to the square of the reference sound pressure, p
0
,
followed by a peak detector with a decay time constant of 1500 ms. The mean-square sound pressure
being obtained with a frequency weighting, x, and time weighting with a 35 ms time constant, where:
x is A for A-weighted, C for C-weighted or Z for Z-weighted
p
0
is the reference sound pressure, equal to 20 µPa
The I time-weighted sound level is a continuous function of time and is expressed in decibels (dB).
L
xI
(t) is not displayed but is the base for L
xI
(T
n
), L
xI
(SPL)(T
n
), L
xImax
(T), L
xImin
(T) and L
xIm
(T).
Instantaneous Time-weighted Sound Level
The instantaneous time-weighted sound level, L
xy
(T
n
), is defined as the time-weighted sound level,
L
xy
(t), sampled at t = T
n
where:
x is A for A-weighted, C for C-weighted or Z for Z-weighted
y is F for Fast-weighted, S for Slow-weighted or I for Impulse-weighted
T
n
= t
0
+n·t
t
0
is some starting time
n is an incrementing integer
t is the display update interval
The instantaneous time-weighted sound level is, in other words, updated every
t second and is ex-
pressed in decibels (dB).
The symbols used on the screen of Type 2250 for instantaneous time-weighted sound levels are (for A,
C and Z frequency-weighting and F, S and I time-weighting): L
AF
, L
AS
, L
AI
, L
CF
, L
CS
, L
CI
, L
ZF
, L
ZS
,
L
ZI
.
Sound Pressure Level (SPL)
The sound pressure level, L
xy
(SPL)(T
n
), is defined as the greatest time-weighted sound level, L
xy
(t),
within a time interval starting at t = T
n
and ending at t = T
n
+ t where:
x is A for A-weighted, C for C-weighted or Z for Z-weighted
y is F for Fast-weighted, S for Slow-weighted or I for Impulse-weighted
T
n
= t
0
+ n·t
t
0
is some starting time
n is an incrementing integer
Table 2.2
Exponential time
constants and cor-
responding aver-
aging times
Time Weighting
Time Constant
(seconds)
Averaging Time
(seconds)
Fast 0.125 0.25
Slow 1 2
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