earload
Earload is a term that refers to the perceived or actual amount of sound energy that reaches the ear. It is often used in discussions about noise pollution, hearing protection, and audio quality. While not a precisely defined scientific unit, it encompasses factors such as the intensity of a sound (measured in decibels), its duration, and the frequency spectrum of the sound.
A high earload can contribute to temporary or permanent hearing damage. Prolonged exposure to sounds above
Conversely, the concept of earload can also be applied to audio fidelity. In this context, a well-designed