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| Create Date | February 25, 2014 |
| Last Updated | November 23, 2016 |
Bruce Hofer describes some of the lesser known phenomena that can make the difference between a truly great and a merely good analog design, and offers examples of estimates of noise and distortion due to these effects. This article was originally released in two installments in the publication AudioXPress. We wish to thank editor Joao Martins for his kind assistance and support for Audio Precision.
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| Designing for Ultra-Low THD+N | Download |
