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![]() "Phil Allison" wrote in message ... My ancient Heathkit audio signal generator, which uses 3 tubes and a light bulb in an oscillator circuit, claims to produce sine waves with a total harmonic distortion less than 0.1%. ** Err - at what frequency/s ??? Betcha that is true only above 50 Hz and below 20kHz. I think that's right. My semi-ancient Hewlett-Packard HP202B oscillator only claims to produce THD less than 1%. ** The 202B is a very low frequency design - operates down to 0.5 Hz. If it manages 1% THD at that frequency, using bulbs to stabilize the level - it is tops. Would the THD be appreciably lower at the mid audio frequencies? |
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