Technical requirements and test methods for multi-microphone wired headset or headphone interfaces of digital wireless terminals |
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Recommendation ITU-T P.382 specifies critical physical and electroacoustical characteristics for a universal headset interface with more than four terminals and provides corresponding test methods. Headset or headphone (HP) interfaces of diameter 3.5 mm and 2.5 mm have been widely used in digital mobile terminals during recent years. Nowadays, the consumer is free to choose either the headset or HP originally provided by the terminal manufacturer or others that are offered separately. However, the quality of service/quality of experience (QoS/QoE) perceived by users is influenced by both the electrical performance of the interface and the compatibility between the terminal and the connected headset or HP.
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ITU-T Supplement
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Table of contents
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P Suppl. 10 (11/1988)
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Considerations relating to transmission characteristics for analogue handset telephones
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P Suppl. 16 (11/1988)
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Guidelines for placement of microphones and loudspeakers in telephone conference rooms and for group audio terminals (GATs)
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P Suppl. 20 (03/1993)
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Examples of measurements of handset receive-frequency responses: dependence on earcap leakage losses
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P Suppl. 23 (02/1998)
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ITU-T coded-speech database
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here
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P Suppl. 24 (10/2005)
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Parameters describing the interaction with spoken dialogue systems
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P Suppl. 25 (01/2011)
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Parameters describing the interaction with multimodal dialogue systems
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here
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P Suppl. 26 (09/2017)
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Scenarios for the subjective evaluation of audio and audiovisual multiparty telemeeting quality
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P Suppl. 28 (09/2020)
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Considerations for the development of new QoS and QoE related objective models to be embedded in Recommendations prepared by ITU-T Study Group 12
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