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RE: Phase Distortion, dv/dt, and Slew Rate

Posted by Lee of Omaha on December 19, 2015 at 14:13:39:
Thanks for the analysis. I followed it (but am too rusty to do it).

I think you reinforced my argument. If you picture a bunch of voices (or instruments, or a mix) playing vibrato (or even just a little out of tune) then, while the probability of most of them lining up at a peak or valley is low at any one time, there are a hell of a lot of temporal opportunities (cycles) for that to happen. So I think it probably does happen, some, and the distribution of "slew-induced distortion events" would be predictable, and the intensity of such events would follow some kind of normal curve.

Thanks again for the insight and analysis. It helps.