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SC-226 MEETING MINUTES Working Group JANUARY 14 ... - RTCA

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<strong>RTCA</strong> Paper No. 021-13/<strong>SC</strong><strong>226</strong>-010<br />

February 6, 2013<br />

Due to the reduced strains and weight of the earpiece, Therefore the maximum pulling load of<br />

1.0 kg shall be applicable for the earpiece – cable interface.<br />

EASA deviation ETSO.DevP.56c.pdf Deviation request #56 for an ETSO approval for CS-ETSO applicable<br />

to Aircraft Microphones (ETSO- C58a) Consultation Paper – Christian Kast, Holmco<br />

Added section 2.2.2.3 to address the EASA deviation allowing 3.5dB output increase instead of 5dB<br />

required for all other microphones based on testing done by Holmco and submitted and approved by<br />

EASA.<br />

2.2.2.3 Handset Microphone<br />

When tested in accordance with the test procedure in subparagraph 2.6.2.3, the<br />

total harmonic distortion contributed by the microphone shall not exceed five<br />

percent over the frequency range of 350 to 6000 Hz at a sound pressure input of<br />

1<strong>14</strong> dB SPL (re: 20 pPa). Increasing the sound pressure input by 6 dB must yield<br />

an output increase of at least 3.5 dB.<br />

DO-160x references issues: Todd Blackstock – AEM<br />

We have previously changed all references to DO-160C to DO-160x. Todd Blackstock has re-reviewed<br />

the edited standard and found additional references to specific subparagraphs within DO-160C that are<br />

still referenced. Specific subparagraph numbers within DO-160C should not be referenced in the<br />

revised standard because DO-160 is revised so often and specific subparagraph numbers could change.<br />

The consensus is that we can use the section title and major section number (e.g. 16.0) from DO-160 as<br />

a more reliable reference since these are less likely to change as new revisions of DO-160 are produced<br />

in the future. Additional references within the standard, to specific categories from DO-160 need to be<br />

reviewed and edited as appropriate as well. Highlighted below.<br />

2.4.11.1 Audio Noise Without Signal<br />

When tested in accordance with the test procedures in subparagraph 2.8.2.11.1,<br />

the level of the noise output of the system shall be at least 50 dB below the<br />

rated output of the system for Category A and B and 60 dB for Category Z<br />

(<strong>RTCA</strong>/DO-160x Definitions, Subsection 19.2).<br />

2.5.1 Temperature and Altitude Tests<br />

<strong>RTCA</strong>/DO-160x contains several temperature and altitude test procedures that<br />

are specified according to equipment category. These categories are included<br />

in Subsection 4.3 of <strong>RTCA</strong>/DO-160x. The following subparagraphs<br />

contain the applicable test conditions specified in Section 4.0 of <strong>RTCA</strong>/DO-<br />

160x.<br />

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