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IEEE 269 2010

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IEEE Standard Methods for Measuring Transmission Performance of Analog and Digital Telephone Sets, Handsets, and Headsets

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Revision Standard – Active. Practical methods for making laboratory measurements of electroacoustic characteristics of analog and digital telephones, handsets and headsets. The methods may also be applicable to a wide variety of other communications equipment, including cordless, wireless and mobile communications devices. Measurement results may be used to evaluate these devices on a standardized basis. Application is in the frequency range from 100 Hz to 8500 Hz. This edition incorporates IEEE Std 269a-2007. Other substantive changes have been made since the 2002 edition. This document contains sound files. If not delivered with PDF, are available at http://standards.ieee.org/downloads/269/269-2010/

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 IEEE Std 269ā„¢-2010 , Front cover
3 Title page
6 Introduction
Notice to users
Laws and regulations
Copyrights
Updating of IEEE documents
7 Errata
Interpretations
Patents
Participants
9 Contents
11 IMPORTANT NOTICE
1. Overview
12 1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Contents of standard
13 1.4 Changes since last edition of this standard
2. Normative references
15 3. Definitions, acronyms and abbreviations, symbols
3.1 Definitions
18 3.2 Abbreviations and acronyms
19 3.3 Symbols
20 4. Test equipment and setup
4.1 Ear simulators
4.1.1 Selection
21 4.1.2 Measurements made on the Type 3.3 ear simulator compared to real ears
4.1.3 Translation from DRP to ERP
4.1.4 Translation from DRP to free field
4.2 Mouth simulators
22 4.3 Test fixtures
4.3.1 Selection
4.3.2 Handset positioning
25 4.3.3 Headset positioning
26 4.3.4 Headset measurement repeatability and averaging
4.4 Measurement microphones
27 4.5 Test environment
4.5.1 Background noise level
4.5.2 Reflection-free conditions
4.5.3 Diffuse field conditions
28 4.6 Acoustic impairments
29 4.6.1 Reference corner
4.6.2 Hoth room noise
30 5. Calibration
5.1 General
5.2 Electrical components and measurement instruments
5.3 Measurement microphones
5.4 Ear simulator
5.5 Measurement bandwidth and resolution
5.6 Electrical test signals
31 5.6.1 Electrical test spectrum
5.6.2 Electrical test level
32 5.7 Mouth simulator
5.7.1 Acoustic test spectrum
5.7.2 Acoustic test level
5.7.3 Mouth simulator calibration procedure
34 6. Test procedure for analog sets
6.1 General
6.1.1 Choice of test signals and levels
35 6.1.2 Measurement bandwidth and resolution
6.1.3 Choice of ear and mouth simulators and test position
6.1.4 Tone control setting
6.1.5 Reference receive volume control setting
36 6.1.6 Reference send gain control setting
6.2 Analog DC feed circuits
38 6.3 Analog telephone network impairments
6.3.1 Loop current
6.3.2 Network noise
6.3.3 Termination impedance
39 6.3.4 Test loops
6.3.5 Parallel sets
41 6.3.6 Cordless range
6.4 Receive
6.4.1 Receive frequency response
6.4.2 Acoustic output level
42 6.4.3 Conversational gain
6.4.4 Tonal balance
6.4.5 Receive noise
6.4.6 Receive narrow-band noise
43 6.4.7 Receive linearity
6.4.8 Receive distortion
6.4.9 Receive mute leakage
44 6.5 Send
6.5.1 Send frequency response
6.5.2 Send noise
6.5.3 Send narrow-band noise
45 6.5.4 Send linearity
6.5.5 Send distortion
6.5.6 Send mute leakage
46 6.5.7 Send frequency response in a diffuse field
6.5.8 Send signal-to-noise ratio
6.6 Sidetone
6.6.1 Talker sidetone frequency response
47 6.6.2 Listener sidetone frequency response
6.6.3 Sidetone linearity
48 6.6.4 Sidetone distortion
6.6.5 Sidetone delay
6.6.6 Sidetone echo response
6.7 Overall
6.7.1 Overall frequency response
49 6.7.2 Overall linearity
6.7.3 Overall distortion
6.8 Telephone set impedance
6.8.1 AC impedance
6.8.2 Return loss
50 6.9 Howling
6.10 Maximum acoustic output
51 6.10.1 Maximum acoustic pressure (long duration)
6.10.2 Peak acoustic pressure (short duration)
52 7. Test procedures for digital and 4-wire systems
7.1 General
7.1.1 Choice of test signals and levels
53 7.1.2 Measurement bandwidth and resolution
7.1.3 Choice of ear and mouth simulators and test position
7.1.4 Tone control setting
54 7.1.5 Reference receive volume control setting
7.1.6 Reference send gain control setting
7.2 Digital test circuits
7.2.1 Digital telephone interface
56 7.2.2 Reference codec
57 7.2.3 Wideband reference codec
7.3 Digital telephone network impairments
7.3.1 Network delay
58 7.3.2 Jitter
7.3.3 Network packet loss
7.3.4 Network echo canceller
7.3.5 Discontinuous speech transmission
59 7.4 Receive
7.4.1 Receive frequency response
7.4.2 Acoustic output level
60 7.4.3 Conversational gain
7.4.4 Tonal balance
7.4.5 Receive noise
7.4.6 Receive narrow-band noise
7.4.7 Receive linearity
61 7.4.8 Receive distortion
7.4.9 Receive mute leakage
7.4.10 Receive delay
7.4.11 Receive out-of-band signals
62 7.5 Send
7.5.1 Send frequency response.
7.5.2 Send noise
7.5.3 Send narrow-band noise
63 7.5.4 Send linearity
7.5.5 Send distortion
7.5.6 Send mute leakage
64 7.5.7 Send delay
7.5.8 Send out-of-band susceptibility
7.5.9 Send frequency response in a diffuse field
65 7.5.10 Send signal-to-noise ratio
7.6 Sidetone
7.6.1 Talker sidetone frequency response
7.6.2 Listener sidetone frequency response
66 7.6.3 Sidetone linearity
7.6.4 Sidetone distortion
7.6.5 Sidetone delay
67 7.6.6 Sidetone echo response
7.7 Overall
7.7.1 Overall frequency response
7.7.2 Overall linearity
7.7.3 Overall distortion
68 7.8 Echo frequency response
7.9 Temporally weighted terminal coupling loss
69 7.10 Stability loss
70 7.11 Convergence time
7.12 Discontinuous speech transmission
7.12.1 General
71 7.12.2 Measurement method
7.13 Maximum acoustic output
72 7.13.1 Maximum acoustic pressure (long duration)
7.13.2 Peak acoustic pressure (short duration)
73 8. Test procedures for Analog 4-wire handsets and headsets
8.1 General
74 8.1.1 Choice of test signals and levels
75 8.1.2 Measurement bandwidth and resolution
8.1.3 Choice of ear and mouth simulators and test position
8.1.4 Tone control setting
8.1.5 Default receive volume control and send gain adjustment
8.2 Handset and headset test circuits
77 8.3 Receive
8.3.1 General
8.3.2 Receive volume control adjustment
78 8.3.3 Receive frequency response
8.3.4 Acoustic output level
79 8.3.5 Conversational gain
8.3.6 Tonal balance
8.3.7 Receive noise
8.3.8 Receive narrow-band noise
8.3.9 Receive linearity
80 8.3.10 Receive distortion
8.3.11 AC impedance
8.3.12 DC resistance
8.4 Send
8.4.1 Send gain control adjustment
81 8.4.2 Send frequency response
8.4.3 Send noise
8.4.4 Send narrow-band noise
82 8.4.5 Send linearity
8.4.6 Send distortion
8.4.7 Send frequency response in a diffuse field
83 8.4.8 Send signal-to-noise ratio
8.4.9 AC impedance
8.4.10 DC resistance
8.5 Echo frequency response
84 8.6 Maximum acoustic output
85 8.6.1 Maximum acoustic pressure (long duration)
8.6.2 Peak acoustic pressure (short duration)
86 Annex A (normative) Ear simulators with flexible pinnas and positioning devices
88 Annex B (normative) Alternative ear simulators, mouth simulator and test fixture
92 Annex C (normative) DRP to ERP and related translations
95 Annex D (normative) Hoth room noise
97 Annex E (normative) Test signals
108 Annex F (normative) Levels
111 Annex G (normative) Analysis methods
119 Annex H (normative) Loudness rating calculations
121 Annex I (normative) Power and voltage summations
126 Annex J (normative) Receive level, conversational gain, and frequency response metrics
131 Annex K (normative) Linearity
136 Annex L (normative) Distortion
146 Annex M (normative) Send signal-to-noise ratio
148 Annex N (normative) Delay
150 Annex O (normative) Sidetone echo
151 Annex P (normative) Maximum acoustic output (long duration)ā€”alternate method
154 Annex Q (normative) Temporally weighted terminal coupling loss measurment
158 Annex R (normative) Temporally weighted terminal coupling loss algorithm
162 Annex S (normative) Simulated speech generator (SSG)
165 Annex T (normative) TDS sweep with P.50 noise burst
166 Annex U (normative) Conditioning for carbon transmitters
167 Annex V (normative) Measurements on telephones with amplified receivers
168 Annex W (informative) Useful conversion procedures
170 Annex X (informative) Perceptual evaluation of speech quality (PESQ)
171 Annex Y (informative) Loudness balance subjective test procedures
IEEE 269 2010
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