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Inverse Square LawThis calculation will give you the amount of attenuation, in decibels, you can expect with a change in receiver distance, in a free field (outdoors). For example if you were standing 20 feet from a loudspeaker, and were to move to 40 feet away from that loudspeaker, you would expect to see a drop in level of 6 dB. Sound that is radiated from a point source drops in level at 6 dB per doubling of distance. Equation used to calculate the data: Snew=Sref + (20 * Log (Dref / Dnew) Where: Dref = Reference Distance Sref = Reference Sound Level Snew = New Sound Level |
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