The correct measurement of audio apparatus necessitates the imitation of the acoustic phenomenon of the human head and ear. The variations in ear canal shape, ear coupling, and acoustic effects of the head can cause a lot of changes in sound measurements. Artificial ear and head simulators recreate these human features and give a standardized test environment to determine frequency response, sensitivity, and distortion of audio equipment. The dimensions, acoustic impedance, and calibration procedures of the simulators are also specified by IEC 60318, which guarantees consistency of measurements.
Get Certified IEC 60318 for Reliable Audio Measurements
The certification to IEC 60318 assures that the standardized head and ear simulators are used within laboratories and manufacturers to allow standard assessment of headphones, hearing aids, and earphones. Conformance to IEC 60318 enhances verification of the performance of products, regulatory compliance, and that of test results across various facilities.
