Electroacoustics - Personal sound exposure meters

Elektroakustik - Anforderungen an Personenschallexposimeter

électroacoustique - Exposimètres acoustiques individuels

Elektroakustika - Merilniki osebne izpostavljenosti zvoku

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07-Aug-2024
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
01-september-2024
Elektroakustika - Merilniki osebne izpostavljenosti zvoku
Electroacoustics - Personal sound exposure meters
Elektroakustik - Anforderungen an Personenschallexposimeter
électroacoustique - Exposimètres acoustiques individuels
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: prEN IEC 61252:2024
ICS:
13.140 Vpliv hrupa na ljudi Noise with respect to human
beings
17.140.50 Elektroakustika Electroacoustics
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.

29/1180/CDV
COMMITTEE DRAFT FOR VOTE (CDV)
PROJECT NUMBER:
IEC 61252 ED2
DATE OF CIRCULATION: CLOSING DATE FOR VOTING:
2024-08-02 2024-10-25
SUPERSEDES DOCUMENTS:
29/1153/CD, 29/1157A/CC
IEC TC 29 : ELECTROACOUSTICS
SECRETARIAT: SECRETARY:
Denmark Ms Lise Aagesen
OF INTEREST TO THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES: PROPOSED HORIZONTAL STANDARD:

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TITLE:
Electroacoustics - Personal sound exposure meters
PROPOSED STABILITY DATE: 2025
NOTE FROM TC/SC OFFICERS:
At its meeting April 2024 in Warsaw, IEC/TC 29 took the following decision, doc. 29/1174/DL, refers:
DECISION 1
TC 29 decides to proceed with 2CD IEC 61252 "Electroacoustics – Personal sound exposure meters"
as a CDV with the following target dates:
CDV: 2024-08-31
FDIS: 2025-08-31
Publication: 2025-11-30.
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IEC CDV 61252 © IEC 2024 – 2 – 29/1180/CDV
2 CONTENTS
3 FOREWORD. 5
4 INTRODUCTION . 7
5 1 Scope . 8
6 2 Normative references . 9
7 3 Terms and definitions . 9
8 4 Performance specifications . 13
9 4.1 General performance requirements . 13
10 4.1.1 Components . 13
11 4.1.2 Display device . 14
12 4.1.3 Configuration . 14
13 4.1.4 Design features . 15
14 4.1.5 Adjustment at the calibration check frequency . 16
15 4.1.6 Determination of conformance . 17
16 4.1.7 Reference environmental conditions . 17
17 4.1.8 Classification for radio-frequency tests . 17
18 4.2 Marking . 18
19 4.3 Static pressure . 18
20 4.4 Temperature . 18
21 4.5 Relative humidity . 18
22 4.6 Electrostatic discharge . 18
23 4.7 A.C.-power-frequency and radio-frequency fields . 18
24 4.8 Radio-frequency emissions and disturbances to a public power supply . 19
25 4.9 Directional response . 19
26 4.10 Frequency weightings. 19
27 4.11 Corrections to indicated levels . 20
28 4.11.1 General . 20
29 4.11.2 Windscreens . 20
30 4.11.3 Corrections for use during periodic testing . 21
31 4.12 Linearity of response to steady signals . 21
32 4.13 Under-range indication . 21
33 4.14 Time-weightings F and S . 21
34 4.15 Response to short duration signals for indications of time-averaged sound
35 levels, sound exposure levels, and time-weighted sound levels . 21
36 4.16 Response to short duration signals for indications of time-averaged non-
37 equal-energy sound levels . 22
38 4.17 Overload indication . 23
39 4.18 C-weighted peak sound level . 23
40 4.18.1 Deviation from reference differences . 23
41 4.18.2 Repeatability . 23
42 4.19 Stability during continuous operation . 23
43 4.20 High-level stability . 23
44 4.21 Reset facility . 23
45 4.22 Analogue or digital output . 23
46 4.23 Timing facilities . 23
47 4.24 Crosstalk . 24
48 4.25 Power supply . 24
49 4.26 Pause and resumption of time averaging and time integration . 24
50 4.27 Instruction Manual . 24

IEC CDV 61252 © IEC 2024 – 3 – 29/1180/CDV
51 4.27.1 General . 24
52 4.27.2 Specifications . 24
53 4.27.3 Information for operation . 26
54 4.27.4 Information for use with auxiliary devices . 27
55 4.27.5 Information for testing . 27
56 5 Pattern-evaluation tests . 28
57 5.1 General requirements . 28
58 5.1.1 Submission for testing . 28
59 5.1.2 Display device . 29
60 5.1.3 Configuration . 29
61 5.1.4 Design features . 29
62 5.1.5 Adjustment at the calibration check frequency . 30
63 5.1.6 Determination of conformance . 30
64 5.1.7 Environmental conditions . 31
65 5.1.8 Laboratory equipment . 31
66 5.2 Marking and information in the Instruction Manual . 31
67 5.3 Static pressure . 32
68 5.4 Temperature . 32
69 5.5 Relative humidity . 32
70 5.6 Electrostatic discharge . 32
71 5.7 Influence of a.c-power-frequency and radio-frequency fields . 32
72 5.8 Radio-frequency emissions and public power supply disturbances . 32
73 5.9 Directional response . 32
74 5.10 Frequency weightings. 32
75 5.10.1 Acoustical signal tests of frequency weightings . 32
76 5.10.2 Electrical signal tests of frequency weightings . 32
77 5.11 Corrections to indicated levels . 33
78 5.12 Linearity of response to steady signals . 33
79 5.13 Under-range indication . 33
80 5.14 Decay time constants for time weightings F and S . 33
81 5.15 Response to short-duration signals for indications of time-averaged sound
82 levels, sound exposure levels, and time-weighted sound levels . 33
83 5.16 Response to short-duration signals for indications of time-averaged non-
84 equal-energy sound levels . 33
85 5.17 Overload indication . 34
86 5.18 C-weighted peak sound level . 34
87 5.18.1 Deviation from reference differences . 34
88 5.18.2 Repeatability . 34
89 5.19 Stability during continuous operation . 34
90 5.20 High-level stability . 34
91 5.21 Reset facility . 34
92 5.22 Outputs . 35
93 5.23 Timing facilities . 35
94 5.24 Crosstalk in multi-channel personal sound exposure meters . 35
95 5.25 Power supply . 35
96 5.26 Pause and resumption of time averaging and time integration . 35
97 5.27 Pattern evaluation report . 35
98 6 Periodic tests . 36
99 6.1 General requirements . 36
100 6.1.1 Submission for testing . 3
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