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this looks like it would make an interesting project..... a diy thd analyzer..........
i prefer the subtractive type (like the HP analyzers) or spectrum analysis, but this looks interesting. it's a filter type analyzer on a chip. i think it uses switched capacitor filters, since the measurement frequency is determined by the clock frequency. oops pdf is too big.... here's the link: http://www.mix-sig.com/MSTHDA.pdf
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