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FM Nonlinearity Due to Harmonic Distortion in the Carrier Path

A. Baranyi

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The intermodulation noise in FM transmission caused by harmonic distortion in the carrier path is calculated by deriving the second- and third-order terms of the distorted signal. Explicit relations are given in terms of filter delays, harmonic levels, and modulation transfer parameters.

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The intermodulation noise in FM transmission caused by harmonic distortion in the carrier path is calculated by deriving the second- and third-order terms of the distorted signal. Explicit relations are given in terms of filter delays, harmonic levels, and modulation transfer parameters.

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The intermodulation noise in FM transmission caused by harmonic distortion in the carrier path is calculated by deriving the second- and third-order terms of the distorted signal. Explicit relations are given in terms of filter delays, harmonic levels, and modulation transfer parameters.

Key concepts: Intermodulation, Distortion (music), Total harmonic distortion, Nonlinear distortion, THD analyzer, Harmonic, Path (computing), Modulation (music)

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