Question :
What is the range of SINAD on the Model 2015?
Answer :
SINAD is another way of expressing THD+noise. It is the RMS magnitude of the signal divided by the RMS magnitude of the difference between the signal and the fundamental.
This measurement is expressed only in dB.
With 100% distortion, SINAD, which is the signal including the noise and distortion divided by the noise and distortion, the SINAD would be the √2 or 3dB.
Based on the residual distortion, the maximum SINAD would be 65dB.
So the range of SINAD measurement would be 3dB – 65dB.
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Product Series: Total Harmonic Distortion and Audio Analyzer Multimeter (Discontinued)
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FAQ ID 776886
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