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  1. H.A. Camp

    (Mis)Understanding How My SPL Meter Sums Spectral Amplitudes

    That is not something I had considered -- I will go back to the original source and verify that the data is indeed what it is supposed to be. I appreciate the consideration and effort to look at the data!
  2. H.A. Camp

    (Mis)Understanding How My SPL Meter Sums Spectral Amplitudes

    Thank you, Greg and Walt, for your responses! Hmm, I must be misunderstanding the fundamentals. My understanding of the equivalent continuous sound level, Leq (after re-reading some definitions) is that it's the average sound pressure level of the fluctuating noise being measured. In fact...
  3. H.A. Camp

    (Mis)Understanding How My SPL Meter Sums Spectral Amplitudes

    I have found a number of forum threads that describe the process of summing a 1/3rd octave frequency spectrum into an overall sound pressure level. For example, vanstoja's response in this old thread (and the great follow-up by GregLocock and others) describes the process as simply adding the...

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