sensitivity value

sensitivity value
sensitivity value NRT Empfindlichkeitsangabe f (bei Filmen, in DIN, ISO, ASA; Mikrofonen, in -xx dB; z.B.-60 dB = 10mV/Pascal; Kopfhörern, in xxx dB SchallPegeL/1mW; z.B.100 dB = 2 Pascal Schalldruck)

English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. 2013.

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