Frequency Weighting is a standardized signal processing method used in noise measurement, ride comfort assessment, and vibration exposure analysis that selectively adjusts the contribution of different frequency components according to their relative physiological or perceptual impact on humans, thereby distinguishing it from unweighted or uniformly scaled physical measurements.
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