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In Reply to: Re: test for transients posted by Steve Eddy on July 15, 2003 at 13:13:08:
Hi Steve,> Are you just interested in simply getting a picture of the total > distortion?
Yes, but broken down by harmonic. As long as the IM is low, then I
think the test will be valid. I can see another test formulating
which would look at the behavior of intermods.> Are you able to use an MLS stimulus in your simulation program?
No, but that would be a real cool thing to do.
> If so, with sufficient averaging, you should be able to separate the
> IM distortion from other distortion.That is what I have is an FFT averaged over 1 to 1000's of a
waveform period. The IM looks like a harmonic, only it is a
non-multiple and generally low in level (as long as signal level
is low).
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