Distortion and Methods of Output Limiting

Krebs, Donald F.

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The Effect Of Distortion On Speech Intelligibility1

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“…LaCroix et al (1979) found that minimal levels of distortion, when combined with low-pass filtered sound, caused statistically-significant marked decreases in speech comprehension. Krebs (1972) quoted a study by Hartman that showed that a level of 30% THD significantly reduced sentence intelligibility as compared to the no-distortion condition for a group of subjects with sensorineural hearing loss. Singer (1981) showed that the addition of 12% and 30% of IMD under several conditions degraded speech intelligibility by an average of 6.7%.…”

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