IEC 60118-8:2005
Electroacoustics - Hearing aids - Part 8: Methods of measurement of performance characteristics of hearing aids under simulated in situ working conditions

Standard No.
IEC 60118-8:2005
Release Date
2005
Published By
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
Latest
IEC 60118-8:2005
Replace
IEC 29/584/FDIS:2005 IEC/TR 60118-8:1983
Scope
This report applies to the performance characteristics of hearing aids. Measuring methods that take into account the acoustical influence of the wearer on the performance of hearing aids are important, particularly when the results are to be used to assist in the fitting of hearing aids. The information obtained using this report is likely to be more relevant to the fitting of hearing aids than that provided by publications concerned with type approval and quality control such as IEC Publication 118-0: Hearing Aids: Part 0: Measurement of Electroacoustical Characteristics, and IEC Publication 118-7: Hearing Aids, Part 7: Measurement of Performance Characteristics of Hearing Aids for Quality Inspection for Delivery Purposes. The methods specified in this report require a device such as a manikin to simulate the presence of the wearer. Work on a report for a head and torso simulator is in progress. Pending an agreement on a manikin, it has been found necessary to establish certain guidelines for simulated in situ measurements of hearing aids. The recommended methods are described in this report.

IEC 60118-8:2005 Referenced Document

  • IEC 60118-0:1983 Measurement of electroacoustical characteristics
  • IEC 60263 Scales and sizes for plotting frequency characteristics and polar diagrams*2020-06-26 Update
  • IEC 60711 Occluded-ear simulator for the measurement of earphones coupled to the ear by ear inserts

IEC 60118-8:2005 history

  • 2005 IEC 60118-8:2005 Electroacoustics - Hearing aids - Part 8: Methods of measurement of performance characteristics of hearing aids under simulated in situ working conditions
Electroacoustics - Hearing aids - Part 8: Methods of measurement of performance characteristics of hearing aids under simulated in situ working conditions



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