Also see our ANSI 87 – ANSI 96 comparison.
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AGC aids should have their compression set to have maximum effect for all measurements | AGC aids should have their compression set to have minimum effect for all tests except for i/o and attack & release measurements. For those tests, the compression should be set to have maximum effect. |
Measured reference test gain must be within 1 dB of the reference test setting target. | Measured reference test gain must be within 1.5 dB of the reference test setting target. |
Frequency response curve measured at 60 dB SPL for linear aids and 50 db SPL for AGC aids. | Frequency response curve measured at 60 dB SPL for all aids |
Equivalent Input Noise (EIN) formula uses an input value of 60 dB. | EIN formula uses an input value of 50 dB. |
Full-on gain measured at 60 or 50 dB SPL for linear aids, and 50 dB SPL for AGC aids. | Full-on gain always measured at 50 dB SPL. |
Simulated Telephone Sensitivity (STS)—the difference between the microphone response curve HFA and the telecoil response curve HFA. | Same measurement, but it is now called Relative Simulated Equivalent Telephone Sensitivity (RSETS). |
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