Vladimir Vassilevsky a écrit :


John Larkin wrote:


I have a specification for an amplifier design that says "0.25%
linearity".

I can't seem to lay my hands on a precise definition of what that
means.

Likewise... How to calculate?

...Jim Thompson

Probably peak deviation from best straight-line fit, as a percentage
of full-scale swing. Most people would use half of rail-rail output
swing (ie, peak, not p-p) as the denominator.

John

Except for marketing types.


Do marketing types know how to divide?


The max. deviation from the straight line is a very complex concept.
Probably they ment the THD of 0.25%


....which then is the rms deviation from straight line.
Not a much simpler concept I'm afraid :-)


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Thanks,
Fred.