IEEE C63.19-2007
American National Standard Methods of Measurement for Hearing Aid Compatibility with Wireless Communications
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About This Item
C63.19-2007 is an American National Standard for measuring hearing aid compatibility with wireless communications equipment. It addresses how electromagnetic fields and radio-frequency emissions are evaluated so that wireless devices can be assessed for use near hearing aids. As a superseded technical document, C63.19-2007 remains useful for understanding legacy compliance practices, test methods, and compatibility criteria in fields, waves, and electromagnetics.
C63.19-2007 overview
This standard focuses on measurement methods that help determine whether wireless communications devices are compatible with hearing aids. In practice, it provides a technical framework for testing emissions and related electromagnetic effects that may affect audio performance or coupling. C63.19-2007 is relevant to product evaluation, engineering review, and compliance documentation where hearing aid interference or usability is a concern. Its superseded status makes it especially important when reviewing older designs or historical test records.
Typical use cases
C63.19-2007 is commonly used when evaluating handsets, radios, and other wireless communications equipment for hearing aid compatibility. It may support laboratory testing, design verification, and procurement review for devices intended for public or workplace use. The standard is also useful when comparing test results across product revisions or when maintaining records for legacy equipment. In engineering workflows, it helps teams check electromagnetic behavior against defined measurement practices tied to hearing aid performance.
Why this standard matters
This standard matters because hearing aid compatibility is closely tied to user access, product acceptance, and regulatory or procurement expectations. Clear measurement methods reduce ambiguity in testing and help manufacturers make consistent design decisions. For suppliers and buyers, C63.19-2007 can support traceable documentation and lower the risk of compatibility issues appearing late in development. Even though it is superseded, the document remains valuable for reference, comparison, and historical compliance work.
- Hearing aid compatibility measurement
- Wireless communications testing
- Electromagnetic emissions evaluation
- Legacy compliance reference
- Engineering and procurement review
- Publication Date: 2007
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
- Official IEEE: Doi link
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