Glossary Acustics / Term
The sound level in dB below which an instrument will ignore any quieter noise levels for the purpose of measuring a noise dose in the workplace. Typical threshold levels are 80 and 90 dB used in personal noise dosimeters to comply with workplace noise measurement techniques specified by the OSHA regulations. Sometimes it is also called the cutoff level.
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