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In Reply to: Does single ended have less odd harmonics than PP? posted by violinist3 on March 16, 2007 at 14:13:58:
Basically,IMHO single ended has more even harmonic and less odd. PP cancels even harmonic and pretty much leaves the odd alone. I've even seen a PP amp turn a triangle wave into a perfect sine wave. I've seen a PP amp correct a grossly distorted input sine wave back to a perfect sine wave at it's output. PP amps do electronic house cleaning. I've seen a single ended cascode generate more even than odd. And it also has a lot to do with feedback and it's application and how it's applied, whether none, locally or globally. Ray Hughes
"I take you as you are
And make of you what I will,
Skunk-bear, carcajou, bloodthirsty
Non-survivor.
Lord, let me die but not die out." THE LAST WOLVERINE by James Dickey
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- Depends on the topology, the class of operation, and the attention to detail of the designer - grhughes 15:19:10 03/16/07 (2)
- Re: Depends on the topology, the class of operation, and the attention to detail of the designer - Dave Cigna 17:07:18 03/16/07 (1)
- Thanks Dave! nt - grhughes 17:19:39 03/16/07 (0)
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