PubMed · 9288480
Converting insertion gain to and from headphone coupler responses.
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: The paper aims to show how insertion gain responses can be translated into equivalent headphone responses, and vice versa. DESIGN: The relationship between the response types is theoretically derived by allowing for real ear to coupler differences and for real ear unaided responses. RESULTS: The necessary corrections for each of these factors are obtained from published data, and the combined correction factors are compared with independently obtained published data. CONCLUSIONS: The equations and data presented can be used to translate insertion gain responses into responses suitable for use with equipment using headphones and, by inference, insert phones.
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H Dillon. 1997. Converting insertion gain to and from headphone coupler responses.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00003446-199708000-00009
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