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RE: Seems to follow accepted theory to me ...

" well they can't both be "large signals" since they will clip if the values sum to more than the bias voltage so I did 22.5V+22.5V. "

I see what you mean.

But isn't there still a problem with the 1kHz operating at different points as it follows the ellipse? When it's at the lower right vs the upper left?

Won't that lead to some form of IMD?

What does the above sim look like mixing 1kHz with 200Hz instead of 20Hz?

Thanks.

Tre'
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