Telephone sidetone rating which includes human sidetone effects

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A description is given of a method of sidetone rating which, unlike the commonly used sidetone reference equivalent and sidetone loudness rating, is capable of assessing the speech reaching a talker's own ear, not only by the telephone sidetone path, but also by his bone conduction path and earcap leakage airpath.

Inspec keywords: speech analysis; voice communication

Other keywords: human sidetone effects; telephone sidetone rating; telephone sidetone path; earcap leakage airpath; speech; bone conduction path

Subjects: Speech and audio signal processing

References

    1. 1)
      • `Sidetones, its effect and quantification', Contribution COMXII-No 31 to CCITT Study Group XII, 1974.
    2. 2)
      • D.L. Richards . New definitions for loudness ratings. Proc. IEE , 10 , 1429 - 1441
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      • Williams, B., Barnes, G.J.: `The specification and measurement of sidetone as dictated by human factor considerations', Presented at the human factors symposium, 1974, , (revised 1975).
    4. 4)
      • `Calculation of sidetone ratings which include human sidetone effects', Contribution COMXII-No 87 to CCITT Study Group XII, 1975.
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