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Infrasound Measurements
Is sound that is lower in frequency than 20 Hz (hertz) or cycles per second, the "normal" limit of human hearing. Hearing becomes gradually less sensitive as frequency decreases, so for humans to perceive infrasound, the sound pressure must be sufficiently high. The ear is the primary organ for sensing infrasound, but at higher intensities it is possible to feel infrasound vibrations in various parts of the body.
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Manikins for realistic simulation of the acoustic properties of a human
Head & Torso Simulators
If you need to carry out realistic in-situ measurements of headphones, telephones or hearing aids, you need a Head and Torso Simulator such as the B&K ‘HATS’ – Type 4128D or GRAS’ Kemar to complete your test setup. These manikins have built-in ear and mouth simulators that provide a realistic reproduction of the acoustic properties of an average adult human head and torso. They are commonly used for tests on telephone handsets, headsets, audio conference devices, microphones, headphones, hearing aids and hearing protectors. Please contact your sales engineer or email sales@listeninc.com for more information.
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Power Supply and Current Monitor
DC Connect
DC Connect enables measurement of current consumption of battery operated and other low voltage devices such as hearing aids
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Time Machine
Retro-Fi
Retro-Fi is a time machine, constructed to take you back to a time when the most common way of hearing the latest hit music was AM radio. The music of that time included many styles and sounds, but the way the music sounded was always the same, owing to the limitations of the medium.
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Very Low Frequency Control Element
VLFC
Think extremely low. With a range of 13-30 Hz—the lowest reach of any Meyer Sound speaker—the VLFC extends below the threshold of human hearing to let your audience feel the sound like never before.
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AI Virtual Assistant Performance Analyzer
Vocalyzer Test Suite
The vocalyzer test suite has been developed to enable black-box evaluations and benchmarking of AI powered virtual assistants. The goal is to help highlight gaps in performance with measurable, repeatable and shared benchmarks. For the initial task of assessing the hearing capabilities of speech recognizer engines, vocalize.ai has leveraged expertise from the world of audiology; the branch of science that studies hearing, balance and related disorders. Working with talented audiologists, the company has identified procedures and modified them to work with virtual assistants. Audiology tests such as Speech Recognition Threshold (SRT) and Speech In Noise (SIN) are supported by a cloud based utterance database and are readily available for product benchmarking.
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Audio Test
Our Sound Tests will help you to intuitively benchmark your audio Equipment and loudspeakers E , your listening environment and room Acoustics A or your Hearing H without any other device required. In these tests, your ears will be your best judge.
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Accessibility Testing
More than a compliance requirement, accessibility of your applications to ensure inclusivity of differently abled populations is a societal responsibility. As a socially responsible organization, you would like your applications and products to be accessible for one and all, including people with visual, hearing, cognitive and motor limitations. It also helps your brand image and increases the number of happy users.
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NeuroSensory Analyzer
TSA-II
TSA thermal stimulator test procedure The test procedure itself is similar to that employed in such routine tests as eye and hearing examinations, where patients are asked to respond to visual or auditory stimuli. Sensory testing is performed by applying the TSA-II thermode on the patient's skin to heat or cool the skin. Patients respond to the temperature stimuli by pushing a button, and the sensory threshold is recorded and automatically compared to an age-matched normative data.
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MEMS Microphone Test
The market is driving the need for improved voice recognition for security, automobile infotainment control, VoIP, accurate language translation, voice-activated consumer devices and high precision hearing aids. The latest next-generation microphones require highly accurate precision testing with SNR tests up to 78 dB with high parallelism, high UPH, in a high volume production environment.
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Touch Portable Hearing Aid Analyzer
FONIX FP35
Move your hearing aid fittings into the world of the touch screen! The new FP35 Touch adds a new interactive dimension to hearing instrument verification. Touch the screen to navigate to the desired test screen or to make changes to important settings. Swipe the screen and move to the next one or call up local menus—real control at your fingertips!
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PING))) Ultrasonic Sensor + Protector Stand
910-28015B
The PING))) Ultrasonic Distance Sensor is perfect for any number of applications that require you to perform measurements between moving or stationary objects. The sensor measures distance using sonar; an ultrasonic (well above human hearing) pulse is transmitted from the unit and distance-to-target is determined by measuring the time required for the echo return. Output from the PING))) sensor is a variable-width pulse that corresponds to the distance to the target.The protector stand was designed to help fortify the PING))) sensor against collision damage, and to provide a more stylish appearance in doing so. The stand is cut from high-grade aluminum and can be attached to your projects easily.
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Hearing Aid Compatibility Automated Test System
MiNi-HAC
Hearing Aid Compatibility (HAC) evaluation of wireless handsets ensures accessibility of these technologies to the hearing impaired. The MiNi-HAC system can be used for the design and development of wireless handsets as well as for evaluation of hearing aids used by the hearing impaired to gain access to mobile wireless technologies. RF Emissions Test - near field measurements of the electric and magnetic fields emitted by a wireless device.
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Ultrasound Measurements
Is sound waves with frequencies higher than the upper audible limit of human hearing. Ultrasound is no different from 'normal' (audible) sound in its physical properties, except in that humans cannot hear it. Ultrasound devices operate with frequencies from 20 kHz up to several gigahertz.Ultrasonic devices are used to detect objects and measure distances. Ultrasound imaging or sonography is often used in medicine. In the nondestructive testing of products and structures, ultrasound is used to detect invisible flaws.
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Loopworks Measure iOS App
Loopworks is a unique suite of online and App-based tools and resources designed by Ampetronic to enable its customers to understand, specify and design Hearing Loop systems.
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Gas Leak Detector
GSD600
The Amprobe GSD600 Gas Leak Detector is a fast responding gas leak detector for methane and propane gas. The meter emits a frequency tone when gas is detected. The frequency of the beep coincides with the concentration of the gas. The LEDs display the level of gas present in an area or room. Pinpoint gas leaks for closed piping systems. Use the mute function in quiet work areas and utilize the LED displays. Or a standard earphone jack for hearing the meter in loud environments.
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Psyacoustic Test System
Psychoacoustics is the science of the relationship between physical quantities of sound and subjective hearing impressions. To examine these relationships, physical parameters, such as loudness, sharpness, roughness, fluctuation strength, are mapped to hearing-related parameters. Unlike the physical quantities, these hearing-related quantities – also referred to as psychoacoustic parameters – provide a linear representation of human hearing perception. The psychoacoustic test system, with interactive interface and user-friendly operations, analyzes psychoacoustic parameters effectively and conforms to the international standard ISO 532 Part B.
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Noise Dosimeters
Noise measurement forms the foundation for the entire Hearing Conservation Program (HCP). The noise survey results are the basis for decisions on reducing risk and taking protective action against noise-induced hearing loss.
