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Re: test for transients

Hi,

> In truth, you can find out just as much with a single sine wave in
> this situation.

Regarding the static IM test you mention above, that
is what I was thinking as well. This makes it easier because the
triangle wave results surprised me.

> a truncated square wave, with only a few harmonics is a joke when
> trying to find TIM. It just won't do it.

That is good to know. The paper suggests low pass filtering the
square wave. With a 1.27Khz square wave and a 30Khz low pass filter
this is quite a few harmonics (23). How far do you recommend I go
out in terms of harmonics? Its easy to add harmonics, it just
increases the sim time.

I'm working on getting the leakage out of the FFT so the harmonics
of the sine wave can be seen. To do this, I need to know how many
harmonics for the square wave are neccessary.

Thanks


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