Lecture

Effects of Noise: Averaged Levels

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Description

This lecture covers the effects of noise, including properties, limit values, and different types of averaged levels used in audio engineering, such as average energetic level, equivalent level, and short equivalent level. It explains the measurement techniques, temporal weighting, and exposure sound levels, as well as the concept of noise dose for assessing workplace noise exposure.

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