This chapter describes the noise measuring instruments most widely used in the practice of. The numbers on the curves represent the angle of incidence (in degrees) of the incoming sound wave with. Integrating period is prefixed (in some cases, 60 seconds) and the instrument computes the LAeq,T. Another time interval measurement (TI 2) one second (109 ns) later If TI 2 − TI 1 = 100 ns, this produces the same value for f off.

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