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Users who use hearing aids always complain that when someone near the phone often hear hearing aids get "Kaka" noise, this indicates that the phone and hearing aids may not be compatible. According to this situation in September 2006, the US FCC for the mobile phone manufacturers to enforce the HAC (Hearing Aid Compatibility) certification program, the HAC reference standard for the ANSI C63.19 (US wireless communications equipment and hearing aid compatibility measurement countries Standard method). According to the standard definition of consumers through the hearing aid anti-interference level and the corresponding mobile phone signal transmission level to determine a model of hearing aids and mobile phone compatibility.
HAC test plan requires the limit of the measured mobile phone in the M3 (test results are divided into M1 ~ M4). Limit the specific definition of the text will be described later. In addition to HAC, T-coil (audio test) must also require a limit of T3 (test results are divided into T1 ~ T4) range.In the near field test, the near field probe uses an electric field probe or a magnetic field probe to scan the maximum field strength of the measurement area in the area of 5 cm * 5 cm, respectively. In the multiple pulse periods, the average field strength of the measured object can be obtained by calculating the peak value based on the measured mean value and the known duty ratio of the wireless communication device. The closest distance between the probe and the wireless communication device reference plane must be 1.0 cm.
After confirming that the probe and test instrument are working properly and the wireless communication device is in transmit mode, the field strength probe can be initialized and scanned for the area. The system will automatically record the maximum reading (V / m or A / m). Will be classified according to the following table.
Category
M1
-5
M2
-5
M3
-5
0
-5
Table 1 Limit requirements
AWF (dB)
Limits for E-Field Emission (V/m)
Limits for H-Field Emission (A/m)
0
631.0 - 1122.0
1.91 - 3.39
473.2 - 841.4
1.43 - 2.54
0
354.8 - 631.0
1.07 - 1.91
266.1 - 473.2
0.80 - 1.43
0
199.5 - 354.8
0.6 - 1.07
149.6 - 266.1
0.45 - 0.80
M4
<199.5
<0.60
<149.6
<0.45
HAC (hearing aid compatibility) The electric field and magnetic field
test of the wireless communication equipment are briefly introduced. In
this issue, the T-coil requirements of the wireless device in the audio
band in the HAC test are briefly introduced.
HAC detection based on the standard ANSI-C63-19, GB for the YD / T 1643-2007. In
the measurement of the magnetic field strength of the wireless
communication device in the audio band, we need to test and evaluate the
three values. The first magnitude is the magnetic field density of the
intentional signal (system signal) at the center frequency of the audio
band, and the second The third magnitude is the difference between the intentional signal
(system signal) and the unintentional signal (interfering signal)
magnetic field field strength.
Figure 1 T-COIL magnetic field test settings
T-Coil test and measurement instruments include the following equipment
1. Base station simulator / RF communication tester that supports audio input or output
2. Probe coil assembly
3. True RMS voltage meter
4.1 / 3 octave bandpass filter
5. Power supply
6. Helmholtz calibration coil
The
HAC detection method is to control the wireless communication device to
make it in the call mode, and the base station simulator is required to
provide the analog audio signal to the wireless communication device. The base station simulator controls the wireless communication device to be in the maximum transmit power state. This is mainly due to its impact in the maximum power mode accurately into the baseband part of the coil may have the impact. It should be noted that the measurement requires the use of RF cable
to link rather than through the wireless method of linking, which is
mainly to shield the measurement process of radio frequency transmission
signal on the measurement results caused by the impact.
The
entire test procedure is performed by the following multilevel
procedure, first measuring the field field strength of the audio band
useful for the hearing aid T-coil. The
second step measures the unintentional signal magnetic field component
to determine the effect of the audio signal from the wireless
communication device display and the battery current path. The following is the general process of measurement (wireless
communication equipment audio frequency band magnetic signal test
process):
1. Determine the calibration of the measuring instrument
2. Set and verify the test configuration to determine the reference value
↓
Measure the intentional audio band signal
Measure unintentional audio band signals
↓
1. signal quality
2. Magnetic field strength
3. Frequency
↓
Identify and record classification information
The
purpose of the HAC certification is to avoid the impact of the
electromagnetic field formed by the digital mobile telephone on the
periphery of the antenna during the communication process for the
hearing aid used by the disabled. DeHua
Testing Center HAC testing laboratory is the third to provide
third-party HAC testing and certification of the laboratory, which fully
meet the American Standard ANSI-C63-19 and GB YD / T 1643-2007 test
requirements, and has been for the domestic mobile phone Enterprises
to complete a large number of HAC testing and pre-research work to
ensure that its communications products in line with the protection of
people with disabilities requirements.