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Audiometer ZADO-A20

Audiometer ZADO-A20

Audiometer ZADO-A20 supports air conduction testing ranging from 250 to 8000 Hz with ±2% frequency accuracy and a hearing level range of -10 to 110 dB. The device offers multiple test signals, including pure tone, pulse, and warble tone, with a 5 Hz sine wave modulation for enhanced assessment versatility. It offers customizable diagnostic templates and flexible report formatting, allowing healthcare providers to tailor output according to clinical needs. Our product empowers healthcare professionals to provide accurate, efficient, and patient-focused hearing assessments across a wide range of clinical setups.

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1. What is the technical architecture of the signal generation system?

Digital Signal Processor: 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 processor with 48kHz sampling rate Frequency Synthesis: Direct digital synthesis (DDS) with 0.1Hz resolution Intensity Control: 24-bit digital attenuator with 0.5dB steps (±0.5dB accuracy) Waveform Purity: THD <2.5% at 70dB HL Signal-to-noise ratio >70dB (A-weighted)

2. What specialized testing protocols are available?

Manual Békésy Audiometry: Continuous vs. interrupted tones Tone Decay Testing: 60s continuous tone presentation Masking Protocols: Contralateral narrow-band noise Platform method with automatic level calculation

3. How does the hearing protection system work?

Output Limiting: Hardware-based clipping at 115dB SPL Slow Rise Time: 500ms linear ramp for initial tones Automatic Shutoff: Activates after 3s continuous exposure ≥100dB HL

4. How to perform electroacoustic verification?

Connect to 6cc coupler with reference microphone Set to 1kHz/70dB HL Verify: Intensity accuracy (±1dB) Frequency accuracy (±2%) Distortion (<3%)

5. What interface customization is available?

5 brightness levels 3 contrast settings Auto-rotate display orientation Custom color schemes

6. What is the frequency and intensity range of the Zimed Audiometer?

Frequency Range: 125 Hz – 12,000 Hz (1/6 octave steps) Intensity Range: -10 dB HL to 120 dB HL (1 dB steps) Accuracy: ±1 dB (ANSI S3.6-2018 compliant)

7. What transducers are compatible with the device?

Insert Earphones: ER-3A compliant (for air conduction) Supra-aural Headphones: TDH-39/49 (with cushion replacements) Bone Vibrator: B71 (mastoid placement) Free Field Speakers: For sound field testing

8. How does the device ensure testing accuracy?

Automatic Transducer Calibration: Built-in daily biological calibration check Real-Time Monitoring: Detects transducer placement errors Ambient Noise Compensation: Adaptive masking based on environmental noise

9. What testing modes are available?

Pure-Tone Audiometry (PTA): Air & bone conduction Speech Audiometry: SRT, SDS, MCL testing High-Frequency Audiometry (HFA): Up to 16 kHz (optional) Tympanometry Integration: With compatible middle ear analyzer

10. Is the device portable for field testing?

Dimensions: 30 × 25 × 10 cm Weight: 3.2 kg (with battery) Battery Life: 8+ hours (fast-charging in 2 hours) IP Rating: IP42 (dust & splash resistant)

11. How is data stored and exported?

Internal Storage: 5,000+ patient records Export Formats: PDF, CSV, HL7 (EMR integration) Connectivity: USB-C, Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 6

12. How often should calibration be performed?

Daily: Biological listening check Monthly: Electroacoustic verification Annual: Full calibration (certified lab required)

13. Can it perform pediatric hearing tests?

Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA) mode Conditioned Play Audiometry (CPA) mode Child-friendly interface with touchscreen