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1-Khz Harmonic Distortion Meter

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Written by RJ.Getelectron   
Sunday, 18 May 2008

The circuit useful for distortion measurements notches out the fundamental frequency of 1 kHz to allow measurement of the residual level of harmonics. First a true RMS meter is used to measure the 1-kHz input level Ein by setting Sa to the input position.

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The Circuit Diagram of 1-Khz Harmonic Distortion Meter

Then, Sa is placed in the distortion position and the 2 k potentiometer is adjusted for a null. The residual reading is noted. The THD is then calculated based on a formula:

THD(%) = Vdist (100)/Vin




 

 
 
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