Getting Distortion Down
Posted 1st February 2017 at 08:59 AM by SyncTronX
Updated 1st February 2017 at 07:25 PM by SyncTronX
Updated 1st February 2017 at 07:25 PM by SyncTronX
Over in the Low-distrotion, Audio-range,
Oscillator thread (LINK) some posts
about getting lower distortion before taking
the measurement of a DUT (Device Under Test).
Our own RNMarsh posted some good results
running his Panasonic through a miniDSP
box configured as a Low Pass Filter.
He had good results. So I thought and told him
so, and suggested he might get better results doing a band pass filter.
So instead of doing my diode homework for
my Solid State Devices class, I thought I'd
better check, that is put up for shut up.
So, I did and here is what I discovered:
Before filtering:

https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attac...r-baseline.jpg
Then here is using a 900Hz bandpass filter:

https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attac...z-bandpass.jpg
Yep, not bad and that is better than what I expected.
Oscillator thread (LINK) some posts
about getting lower distortion before taking
the measurement of a DUT (Device Under Test).
Our own RNMarsh posted some good results
running his Panasonic through a miniDSP
box configured as a Low Pass Filter.
He had good results. So I thought and told him
so, and suggested he might get better results doing a band pass filter.
So instead of doing my diode homework for
my Solid State Devices class, I thought I'd
better check, that is put up for shut up.
So, I did and here is what I discovered:
Before filtering:

https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attac...r-baseline.jpg
Then here is using a 900Hz bandpass filter:

https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attac...z-bandpass.jpg
Yep, not bad and that is better than what I expected.
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