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STC and Rw ratings.

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Tim - 17 Nov 2005 20:26 GMT
Can anyone help me get a copy of the algorithm/procedure for
calculating STC and RW ratings.  I have been doing STC and RW
measurements extensively for some time, but since moving I no longer
have access to a written version of the procedure.  I wish to code some
software to calculate the ratings.

Any assistance will be much appreciated.

Tim
Noral Stewart - 18 Nov 2005 00:04 GMT
The STC and RW contours are three straight line segments with break points
at 400 and 1250 Hz.  Flat from 1250 up.  They decrease 1 dB per third octave
down to 400 Hz (5 dB lower than 1250 Hz) and then 3 dB per third octave
below that.  The STC contour goes from 125 to 4000 Hz.  The Rw contour goes
from 100 to 3150 Hz.  Each allows a total of 32 "deficiencies" below the
contour, but the STC imposes the additional constraint that no point can be
more than 8 dB below the contour.
> Can anyone help me get a copy of the algorithm/procedure for
> calculating STC and RW ratings.  I have been doing STC and RW
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> Tim
Alf Warnock - 20 Nov 2005 15:44 GMT
> Can anyone help me get a copy of the algorithm/procedure for
> calculating STC and RW ratings.  I have been doing STC and RW
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> Tim

If you use Excel, you can download macros from
www.alfwarnock.info/profess. There are routines in snr.xla that let you
calculate STC, Rw etc. Once you load in snr.xla, you can look at the VBA
code if you want.

Alf
 
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